by snowbird 88 Replies latest jw friends
The first thought that comes to my mind are Confederate flags and lynching.
I've never been to Alabama. The beaches look beautiful from what I've seen on tv/photos and the sky was very clean/unpolluted when I flew over it. I imagined it to be very beautiful.
I haven't met a lot of people from there, but those I've met have been very kind people.
I don't think I know anybody from Alabama. I assume that it's still flat and hot, but that they've gotten over segregation.
It is HOT; the jury is still out on segregation; there are hills and mountains in the northern parts.
Snowbird
Alabama has no cools songs written about it like Yellow Rose of Texas, Deep in the heart of Texas, although I do remember a Clint Eastwood film, young soldier singing about "Alabami." Can you sing it for me? ...What do you mean "the jury is still out on segregation."
Alabama has no cools songs written about it
Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd
My Home's In Alabama - Alabama
Alabama, Alabama (State Song) - Julia S. Tutwiler
There are many more, can't recall them right now. Segregation still exists, just not legally sanctioned.
Snowbird
I liked the country music group - Alabama.
"Love in the First Degree"
"Mountain Music"
"Take Me Down"
"Feels So Right"
"Dixieland Delight"
"If You're Gonna Play in Texas"
I like the only Alabamian that I know, too.
I was born & raised in Georgia.
I think Alabama is pretty much the same as Georgia but we have all the Alabama jokes just to make us feel better about ourselves.
I once downhill skiied with a girl from Alabama, so I have stereotyped Alambamans as lousy skiiers!
I am in Mississippi .. so this shall be interesting.
I have been there a BUNCH of times. I think they are all more southern fried and like hunting/fishing/nascar more than Mississippians. We have more of an influence from Lousianna (which is another breed of Americans!).
What Is Your View of Alabama/Alabamians?
Can't see any from where I am.
sorry, carry on...
