Where in the heck is French Lique, Texas????
Boy! Do I get asked that question a lot! You know, in the age of Google, Mapsco, Mapquest, Yahoo Maps... you'd think people could figure that out!
I know, I know... you've already googled and you can't find it! You've pulled out your Texas road map and there's no French Lique listed.
You've found French Lick, Indiana... but no sister city, French Lique, Texas.
I mean really Dixie! What's the deal?!
With so many wondering... you know... you've seen the comments...
I thought I'd do the very least I could do (yes, you read that phrase correctly), and put the information link on my sidebar.
So, if "Where the heck is French Lique" has been a burning question for you, please feel free to link via my sidebar and find out... Now and forever, the mystery is solved.
Hey... here we are... right there that little red spot in the county...
Hey... here we are... right there that little red spot in the county... Just sittin' on the front porch with a big grin on my face down here in French Lique...
You are crazy,ya know.And you also get away with alot.YES--I've wondered,but never pushed it any farther.After all,Texas is soooooo BIG...Ann
ReplyDeleteToo cute... Too funny!
ReplyDeleteRoberta Anne
Oh my! Who wouldn't want to visit in French Lique??? :-) I love it. I kind of love any fantasy and well... This one is even set in the Deep South of TX. So, of course I have to love it. ,-) Shivering as I am, up here in Yankee Land. -sigh-
ReplyDeleteMmmm, the reason for French Lique - that ding-dang highway. Would that be the *dear* highway, which will link Mexico, US and Canada? The one which will cut right through our Beloved United States? Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr...
Needless to say, Aunt Amelia is not enamoured of it.
Aunt Amelia
"Age does not protect you from love. But love, to some extent,
protects you from age." - Anais Nin
Next time we ride to the Harley rally in the Hill Country. I am going to find this little part of the world.
ReplyDeleteLorri
And hearty congratulations for finding a smiling picture of Einstein! His photos always show a non smiling man, who looks rather sad and etc. But you found a smiling one! :-)
ReplyDeleteAunt Amelia
"Age does not protect you from love. But love, to some extent,
protects you from age." - Anais Nin
I am cracking up! I grew up in Floresville and knew several EC'ers from St. H. We have since migrated north to San Antonio. Nice to meet you neighbor!
ReplyDeletelol Cute.
ReplyDeleteI could not leave a comment on SS, so I came here. Thanks for sharing. Happy Spiritual Sunday
Hi Dixie..Yes, I fell for that on my first visit! Who wouldn't want to live in a place named French Lique...sounds so...well...frenchy! lol Thank you Texas for leaving most of Georgia on your map! Hope you are having a great weekend...Debbie
ReplyDeleteThis is so funny. I was born in Olin,Tx, the highway took this town out, and then I grew up in White Settlement,Tx. It is still there and people don't believe me when I tell them it's a real town. Great post. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteNow,aren't you the sweet one.Awwwwwwwwwww...kiss kiss...Ann
ReplyDeleteI am lol at this post....you are somethin' else, Dixie!
ReplyDeleteGreat post Dixie! You crack me up, and I love that map! Kathy
ReplyDeleteI had never heard of French Lique, Texas until I read your blog. I think it is pretty neat to live in a mysterious town with such an exotic name. And by the way I love your header picture. So unique, just like the place where you live.
ReplyDeleteCharlotte
Dixie:
ReplyDeleteBack again to say how honored I am that you picked my post to single out on your devotional blog. I am humbled.
Roberta Anne
Hi Dixie,
ReplyDeleteLOL. You sure had me fooled! Great map. Cindy
Loved your post! I'm originally from Maryville Tennessee so I do understand the, huh? when you tell people where you're from! I like the name of your town better though!
ReplyDeletexo...Kathy
Yep, just as I thought...you trickster, you.
ReplyDeleteI can see you are a LOOOOONG way from my part of Texas...and the name of YOUR town sounds, oh, i dunno, more romantic than the sound of MY town so I am trying to come up with a cooler name for mine, too!! ;>)
Hi Dixie,
ReplyDeleteI just wondered in to say hello, and just discovered that we are neighbors. :) I'm in San Antonio!
-Cheers, Amy