ROAD SAGE

I am sitting at the Starbucks which is located about 3 miles from where we are parked for the month.  It's a stand alone store in a smal...

Last week (late because of a lousy signal, remember?) we went to the San Antonio Rodeo.  The cheap tickets for $25 were in the nosebleed sec...

The weather today was horrible!  It was cold and heavy duty rain fell most of the day.  We went for a drive in the afternoon, looking for th...

You know when you take a pound of ground beef, brown it with onions, green peppers, and add ketchup, mustard, Worcestershire sauce, maybe br...

Prayer warriors needed.  A friend of mine, Claudia , who is my daughter Kari's best friend, is wife to Bart , and who is the mother to t...

After our wonderful lunch on Friday we went to the Alamo.  It was very interesting to see, especially after we had already viewed the IMAX f...

Friday we headed downtown San Antonio to see the sights.  Samantha on the Garmin got us right to the parking ramp by the Alamo.  Thanks Sama...

In the southern part of Texas In the town of San Antone There's a fortress all in ruins that the weeds have overgrown You may look in...

We left Corpus Christi on Sunday morning.  Saturday night we were treated to this lovely sunset as a going away gift. And when we arrived ...

We bought a month's worth of internet connection one month ago today.  Our time runs out in about 30 minutes.  I had photos from my walk...

  I guess I complained enough yesterday so the sun finally came out.  I walked the beach, as I do every day, and caught a few photos.  This ...

Can't guess?  I'll tell you.  It's gray, rainy and WINDY!  What a surprise.

I have made three really cute aprons since we've been in Corpus Christi, but I haven't taken pictures of them yet.  I have fabric f...

Monday was the most beautiful day we've had since we arrived, almost a month ago.  We took advantage of the weather and drove across the...

This is a tour of our campground.  The pictures were taken Thursday morning.  It's it a beautiful place?  This is right behind our trail...

Yesterday we visited the King Ranch in South Texas.  This ranch is one of the largest in the world, sprawling over 825,000 acres at the pres...