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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required What's so great about Arlington, Texas, is that of it's suburban community. It's got everything one person can ask for: a built-in movie theater at the Parks Mall, an awesome shopping center, better homes, and, at long last, an NFL stadium. If by "NFL stadium," I'm talking about Cowboys Stadium. I even know that Arlington is home to Six Flags Over Texas. I've known Arlington, Texas, since I was 8 years old. That's where I should've been from day one. I love Arlington because of its suburban culture and amazing shops. I've been in Arlington, Texas, for multiple occasions. And out of those multiple occasions, one of them was when I'd spent all of the weekends out of the months. Although Arlington has a lot of crime as well as the ones in Dallas, I think that being a resident in Arlington, Texas, would be great. I bet that I'll be going to the Ballpark at Arlington to see the Texas Rangers play against the other MLB team, making it my first Texas Rangers Baseball game, ever. Arlington, Texas, is considered my favorite suburban town, and I love Arlington. I also bet that I'll be going to the Parks Mall every weekend. And since I'm a native of Arlington, Texas, I guess I don't want to be separated from my beloved suburban town. I wonder if the Dallas/Ft. Worth area were to be united as one town?
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