@peoplecallmesatan, oh wow, that does sound scary

@robbyanne1, I was young but the house we stayed in was really nice. I was walking distance from the school I was there when the school was first built so it was really nice. There was a park very close by. I liked it. But not even a year after we moved away the base had attackers and everything it was scary to hear about

@peoplecallmesatan, how was it?

I lived at the army base in fort hood Texas for 2 years!

Texas rocks

@worlds.okayest.mom, well thank you! I’ll have to look into it more :)

@robbyanne1 I moved out of my dad's before he got restationed so personally I couldn't tell you. He's still there though even though he's no longer active, so it can't be awful.

@worlds.okayest.mom, how was the housing off base?

No ma'am. I've never lived on a base

@worlds.okayest.mom, did you live on base?

That was my dad's last station. We were also stationed in COS too!

@firsttimemom84, I just heard a lot of bad things about the base. I know nothing about the surrounding areas, so I don’t know rather to live on base or off.

@robbyanne1, it’s big here in Texas

@firsttimemom84, That’s awesome! I first lived in Monument and then moved to Colorado Springs.

@robbyanne1, I was born in Aurora and lived in Parker until I was 10 and my dads side of the family still lives in Colorado

@firsttimemom84, I sure hope so! I love Colorado it’s my Home, but being able to live somewhere else sounds pretty cool.

@robbyanne1, you will like Texas. I was born in Colorado and miss it and I’ve lived in Texas since 97