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Dr.Who?

A travel blog entry by malbet

We never expected Texas to be cold; well you don't do you when you see how far south it is. Even its northern border is about the same latitude as north Africa and then it stretches over 500 miles south beyond that to the Gulf of Mexico, or more or less the same as the Sahara! Then to top it all yesterday when we left Austin we did so in fog for …

Baylor shows off athleticism, mauls SMU

A travel blog entry by highway2gameday

... receiver Darius Johnson didn’t turn his head around in time. Instead of catching the pass and narrowing Baylor’s lead to four, he let it hit off his hands, tipping the ball up in the air and allowing Baylor’s Eddie Lackey to intercept it.

Three plays late, Florence hit a streaking Tavin Reese down the right side of the field for a fifty-yard touchdown, completing the 14-point swing and giving the Bears a comfortable 21-3 lead entering ...

Fabulous Father's Day Weekend

A travel blog entry by dlpool

... from tapioca. They are chewy; reminded me of unflavored gelatin except tougher. Still, the iced "milk tea" was delicious and at least I can say I've tried it.

We spent a lot of time cooking and playing card games and we attended Sunday services at Brazos Meadow Baptist. We've visited with them a few time before; Pastor Billy did not disappoint us and, of course, they recognized all the dads ...

On the road to Waco

A travel blog entry by jrammon

... deli/flower shop called "Walton's". The food was very good and Lauralee had an excellent cappuccino. The river that flows through Austin was busy with kayakers and people floating the river on tubes. It was about 90 degrees and the cool water probably felt good.

We decided to continue our drive north to Waco. Good thing we did as traffic was horrific! Stop and go forever. What should have taken an ...

Museum of Fine Arts Houston

A travel blog entry by wheresgordon

... than I've seen in a single museum exhibit before although I see lots of his work at auctions. There was also Highlights of the Peter Blum Edition Archive, which was a relatively small exhibition of prints. And finally, there was also a show called, Visions of Saints, which was a small selection of prints and drawings from the 16th through the 18th centuries.

I ...