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Family time

A travel blog entry by stevek28

... house to play with Emily and Sadie their dalmation and golden retriever. Great afternoon!
So full from lunch, the idea of a fish dinner at Aileen's is scrapped for something very light.
Pictures will have to wait for tomorrow at the motel when we are on our own lap top.
But thanks Aileen for the use of your computer.
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Two days in Rockwall,TX

A travel blog entry by stevek28

... book. Love that Jack Reacher!
We are being spoiled and pampered for 2 days at Aileen's.
. Poor Rum-Tum her cutie kitty isn't too sure about the 2 visitors , taking over his abode. I hope he's able to relax about us.
Tomorrow we'll see Bruce(Aileen's son the dentist) and his girl friend Jen, for lunch and see what the rest of the day brings.oii;0

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Happy Birthday Leon!

A travel blog entry by walshfamily

We spent Leon's birthday at Cowboy Stadium. We went to watch a college football game, Baylor University vs. Texas Tech. It was a very close and exciting game, it even went into overtime. We went to the stadium early and tailgated. This basically means that we had a ...

Dallas...a city full of illuminated skyscrapers!

A travel blog entry by lyndsayfell

... a few Christmas lights scattered around for good measure. The buildings are a stunning mixture of modern skyscrapers and what appear to be old buildings with moulded pillars and architraves! The hotel is great again...I would highly recommend crowne plaza hotels to anyone! We popped out to explore the city and find some food...compared to Houston this place is ...

Back and to the Far Right

A travel blog entry by 12thousand500

... No flavor. Just cream and sugar."

It was like everything stopped behind the counter and everyone looked at me. Finally the girl said, "Is that good? Nobody has ever ordered it that way." I didn't know what to say. The girl shrugged like it was my funeral and gave me a regular Iced Coffee.

I should say that Texas seems to be the place where things are lost in translation the most. Like the woman in Amarillo who objected to us buying ...