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No way. Unless -- as concerns Texas -- "Southwest" means "Western South" A whole different critter than "Southern West"...as in New Mexico and Arizona.
The history is different, speech is different...whole culture is different. Not even close to put Texas (and most of Oklahoma for that matter) in a "Southwest" region which groups with Arizona and New Mexico. They feel the same way about us. Texas (and again, lots of Oklahoma) are just not cut from the same branch of the "Southwestern" tree.
An analogy might be a bunch of folks named "Smith" getting together. They might share a surname...but not actually be kin to one another in the way such is commonly understood...
Absolutely my good, Friend!
And I'm likin' your status....but I'm also jealous. My son caught his first catfish last week. I thought he was likened to just die of excitement. Nothin' like fishin' as we say in our family.
Wyoming, because it is the least populated state in the US, and because there are no big cities. Even Alaska has more density in Anchorage than Cheyenne could ever imagine. However, you can get to Denver in a couple hours. Thank God.
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