It's getting sad that my trips are becoming memorable based on the food. For example, when I think of my trip to New Braunfels it will be - Onion Rings!
The Good:
Edna, Texas - Maekers Sausage
Amarillo, Texas - Pecan pie with ice cream
Egypt, Texas - Sweet Potato casserole
Memphis, Tennessee - EVERYTHING
Gruene, Texas - Cold Beer
St. Louis, Missouri - Ballpark nachos
The Bad:
Stoneville, Mississippi - Pulled Pork
Forrest City, Arkansas - Meat Loaf (I still can't get past the name)
Columbus, Ohio - Pulled Pork (See the pattern - no pulled pork!)
No Regrets.
Our lives are a tapestry. Woven with the interlaced threads of our experiences, decisions, events and most importantly people. As the warp of our lives unfold, every moment creates the weft. The richness of our tapestry is determined by each moment. Every new person adds color, every new event adds texture. We can choose cotton for our weft - a life ordinary. Or we can weave with silk, gold and silver. In this interlaced tapestry, to live with regret weakens the fabric - degrades the design.
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Mipple
It is done. The Mid-South swing is over and here is the scorecard:
Drive Time: 26 hours
Miles: 1,498
Days: 3.5
States: 5
As with any trip of an extended duration, opportunities abound to learn more about yourself, the people you are with and the places you see.
What I learned.....
Arkansas is incredibly beautiful in the Fall.
Mississippi doesn’t have any Tejano music stations.
Texas has the best looking women.
My James Bond trivia is not as good as I imagined.
Did I really even watch the Lord of the Rings?
I spent too much time watching Blazing Saddles and not enough time reading CS Lewis.
Life can change in a moment.
Meat Loaf needs a new name.
Communication is better than silence.
Brooke may know every song – EVERY SONG.
You can eat too much Bar-B-Q.
Yellow lines mean two-way traffic.
You CAN win at slots.
I have no fear of public speaking.
Mississippi tea comes in two flavors – Sweet and Real Sweet.
Louisiana spends very little on roads.
Memphis has good food.
I love bridges.
People in Mississippi need to know that you can eat animals other than catfish.
I would miss Mexican food if I left Texas.
No Regrets.
Drive Time: 26 hours
Miles: 1,498
Days: 3.5
States: 5
As with any trip of an extended duration, opportunities abound to learn more about yourself, the people you are with and the places you see.
What I learned.....
Arkansas is incredibly beautiful in the Fall.
Mississippi doesn’t have any Tejano music stations.
Texas has the best looking women.
My James Bond trivia is not as good as I imagined.
Did I really even watch the Lord of the Rings?
I spent too much time watching Blazing Saddles and not enough time reading CS Lewis.
Life can change in a moment.
Meat Loaf needs a new name.
Communication is better than silence.
Brooke may know every song – EVERY SONG.
You can eat too much Bar-B-Q.
Yellow lines mean two-way traffic.
You CAN win at slots.
I have no fear of public speaking.
Mississippi tea comes in two flavors – Sweet and Real Sweet.
Louisiana spends very little on roads.
Memphis has good food.
I love bridges.
People in Mississippi need to know that you can eat animals other than catfish.
I would miss Mexican food if I left Texas.
No Regrets.
Friday, October 1, 2010
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