Its not the first time and I'm sure not the last 
Kyle, thanks for your reply. We will just wait until the registration form is ready and go from there. By the way, does Minneapolis and St Paul have any of this confusion that its neighbors to the South on I-35 do
Actually there are a lot of nice folks over in Dallas and some even move to Fort Worth as soon as they can. I appreciate the flight crews who use Dallas/Fort Worth in their cabin announcements. For yrs when the cabin attendants told us to be sure we were on the correct plane, that the plane was going to Dallas (D/FW) I would tell them I guessed I was on the wrong plane because I was going to FW. Some got a kick out of it and some probably wanted to kick me. Now I just ignore the reference and try to avoid flying commercially whenever I can---not because of the D/FW deal, but due to TSA.
Dallas is a great financial center as most know. Its a bit upsey for me, thus I have never chosen to live there and don't ever plan to do so. It is a bit fast paced for Ole Pokey 
Fort Worth, on the other hand, is a big city with a bit more small town atmosphere where you can meet a stranger on the sidewalk and say "Hello" and expect to most likely receive a "Hello" in reply. I think George Hamilton (the singer) said it best in his song "Cowtown. As he says, your never meet a stranger there. Both of them have too many people, two few roads to handle the crazies 
- - THEN OL' GAY HORN HASTA SPIK BOUT TEXIANS PAY-FER-DRIVIN ROUN TOWNS ! DIDEE MEAN ONLIEST D-fw ER "d"FW" ER DIDEE MEAN TU INCLUDE AUSTYIN WHERE THEY GOTS THE WHOLE PAY-TU-DRIVE-ON-OUR-ROAD" CIRKLIN THE HOLE TOUN.
"K"AUS" JUST "K"AUS I LUV U "K"ADS" - - AN IMA HUMMIN THU TOON
