Write An Essay On Houston

If you recently moved to the Houston area or if you are considering moving to the area, you may not yet realize just how lucky you are. Those of us in the “Houston Know” can promise you that you’ll eventually find yourself surprised that so many people never even consider visiting what you’ll someday realize is an amazingly cosmopolitan city. If you’ve got a look of distaste on your face right now, and you think I’m trying to sell you something just keep reading long enough for me to throw a few unarguable facts your way. First, Houston is the fourth largest city in the United States. Second, Forbes has been known to announce Houston to be “the coolest city to live in the United States” – in writing, no less. And third, Texas Monthly once argued that the state
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo: If thinking of Houston makes you think of cowboys…you aren’t wrong. It’s a particularly appropriate association in early spring during what you might call a bonanza week of roping events, livestock competitions, music concerts, etc. that is most easily referred to as the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo – sounds simple, but it’s anything but simple.
4. Spring: That’s right. I’m telling you to visit a season of the year. There are very few who wax poetic about Houston summers, but there’s absolutely nothing more gorgeous than a spring day in Texas. Lift your eyes from the road, your phone, your steering wheel…whatever it is you’re normally staring at in April and you’ll find an amazing array of bluebonnets, the State flower. There’s nothing like it. Or make it official by following the Azalea Trail, a home and garden tour of some of the most amazing gardens you’ll ever witness.
5. Houston Parks draw visitors to the area on their own. Choose a couple and go out and see what they have to offer: Memorial Park is one of the largest urban parks in the US, Hermann Park offers an amazing Japanese garden and gorgeous fountains and you can’t ignore the 55-acre Houston