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With more and more jobs being done remotely, it's changed the on-location work paradigm we've been living with for many years.

Moving away from Texas is always a daunting thought. But where do the former citizens of Texans go when they leave? The top ten is right here.

I expected most Texans to respond to the survey, "Leave? Nope. That's not what we do."

Do you welcome them with open arms? Or do you tell them to go back to where they came from?

Anytime you move, you should be given SOMETHING like this, right? Here's my take.

So there will be a point next week that I am going to be super stressed and over worked. I will be spending a few days in the Dallas area helping my daughter move. I am not looking forward to it at all.

Do you find yourself sitting a lot throughout the day? I mean you may sit close to 8 hours a day at work. Sometimes it may even be more time than that. This can’t be good for anyone.

Last weekend I made the trip to visit my daughter in the Dallas area. The main reason? We decided to buy her a new couch. Now she moved out of my house almost four years ago. When she moved out she didn't have a couch.

I will say that this has been some of the craziest times I have ever remembered. We have had other trying times (9/11 and 2008) but this seems right up there.

It seems like it's only been a year since the last time my daughter moved. Oh, wait that is correct. It has. She moved to the Dallas area and she loves it. She just is to the point that she wants to live without a roommate. I get it.

It's not that hard to imagine. Just visit the Amarillo subreddit sometime and look through all of the "I'm moving to Amarillo" posts.