FRIDAY
8:00 breakfast in Waco @ Katie's house
12 noon arrive in San Antonio
mission- find black shoes for wedding in storage unit
discovered my summer clothes :)
laundry at mom's house
2:00 meeting with my financial advisor- Brock
5:00 get ready for wedding
5:45 drive to Emily's house
6:20 Emily & I drive to Castroville- Hofmann Ranch
7:30 Josh & Laurie's Wedding
12:30 sleep
SATURDAY
7:00 wide awake.
8:00 breakfast with Maribeth at Las Palapas
9:30 oil change
10:00- visit with Fatman Belton
10:30 Farmer's Market with Mom & Julie, ran into D & Jim Schattel
12:00 Zoo with mom, meet Boo- new Asian elephant
1:30 nap :)
4:00 meet up with Nicole @ the rim
5:00 Oak Hills Church- Rich Stearns, World Vision US President, speaks
6:15 meet Rich and get his autograph!
6:25 refuel my car
6:45 bbq dinner at Josh & Lauries
7:45 drive back to Dallas
Showing posts with label zoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zoo. Show all posts
Monday, June 7, 2010
Friday, March 5, 2010
Thursday in New Orleans
Arriving in New Orleans in the afternoon I made my way to Audubon Park to visit the zoo. I just love going to zoos and other touristy attractions to all the new places that I visit. Having traveled to cities all across America I have discovered that not every attraction is created equal. However, this zoo and park is fabulous!!
AUDUBON ZOO
Named after John James Audubon- the famous guy who painted and cataloged the birds of North America. The zoo was established in 1884 for the World's Fair and is home to over 2,000 animals. The zoo covers 58 acres and the animals seemed to have adequate space to roam and play. Even though I much prefer to see these magnificent animals in the wild like on safari in Kenya but that is not always possible. My favorite exhibits here were the gorillas, white tigers, Louisiana swamp, and the white alligators.
FRENCH QUARTER
Also known as Vieux Carre is the oldest and most famous neighborhood in New Orleans. The city was founded in 1718 by Jean-Baptiste Le Moyne de Bienville and the city was centered in the French Quarter. Here there are many historical homes and buildings. The quarter covers an area of about 85 blocks. Famous areas include Jackson Square where St. Louis Cathedral is located, Cafe Du Monde, and Bourbon Street.
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Friday, February 19, 2010
Having a BLAST in Houston :)
Well I certainly did not waste any time getting around and seeing tons here in Houston. I only wish Julie was with me so our amazing fun times together could continue.
Saturday--
Houston Zoo
Hermann Park
Fine Arts Museum
Butterfly Exhibit at Museum of Natural Science
Saturday--
Houston Zoo
Hermann Park
Fine Arts Museum
Butterfly Exhibit at Museum of Natural Science
Downtown Aquarium
HERMANN PARK
BUTTERFLY EXHIBIT @ MUSEUM
OF NATURAL SCIENCE
OF NATURAL SCIENCE
Sunday--
Johnson Space Center- NASA
Museum of Natural Science
Hermann Park
Johnson Space Center- NASA
Museum of Natural Science
Hermann Park
JOHNSON SPACE CENTER- NASA
HOUSTON MUSEUM OF NATURAL SCIENCE
Plus after my weekend jam packed with fun I made it back to my hotel with time to watch the New Orleans Saints win the Superbowl!
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Houston Zoo
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