March 23 – March 26 : some of the highlights:
Kepler’s first
hotel: El Tropicano in San Antonio
Riverwalk Excusion
Nicole spotted the
lizard; I was delighted.
Happy Hour at Lüke’s: oysters 50 cents each!!!! I had a dozen
myself J
We waited 45 minutes for an outdoor table on the Riverwalk:
but it was a magical evening.
The next day, we drove to Austin.
Lunch at Lucy's Fried Chicken on College Ave. Loved the food and the clientele. One was an old, old woman sporting a Mohawk dyed red.
We waited 45 minutes for an outdoor table on the Riverwalk:
but it was a magical evening.
The next day, we drove to Austin.
Lunch at Lucy's Fried Chicken on College Ave. Loved the food and the clientele. One was an old, old woman sporting a Mohawk dyed red.
Happy Hour: the cool
waiter greeted us with, “Beautiful baby. But it was time to get out of the house.”
I loved how the old sewing
machines were made into tables.
The next day:
The next day:
At the Sway for an unusual and utterly delicious lunch .
After that, it’s Kepler’s turn, al fresco, in the park.
After that, it’s Kepler’s turn, al fresco, in the park.
Turtles, the size of
dinner plates, sunning themselves above the lake in the park.
Outstanding dinner at
the Parkside Restaurant:
here grilled
sweetbreads and raw bass with avocado followed later by kale salad
and marrow bones!
For dessert: I totally recommend their Garam Masala Doughnuts with Date Ice Cream: fantastic!
For dessert: I totally recommend their Garam Masala Doughnuts with Date Ice Cream: fantastic!
Breakfast! A peanut butter and grape jelly doughnut . . . or
And then it was time to hit the road home to Laredo.
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