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Personal Narrative: My Relative Location Of Austin Texas

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I live at 11906 Connan Court, Austin Texas which would be my absolute location. My relative location is north Lamar Blvd. west of I35 south of Parmer lane. Before you pass the Brent wood church you take an immediate right and then another right at the first street you come to and it will be the second house on the right. We live on a cul-de-sac which me and my siblings play tag around.
The one thing I don’t like about my formal region which is Austin, Texas is that the climate here in Austin is very hot at times and if you’re like me you like colder weather. Some of my functional regions is the Hill country and the Austin- Bergstrom international Airport. One perceptional thing about my region Austin, Texas, is that most of all of us are cowboys

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