Texas Travels

Well, here we are in my hometown. It's a different world down here. Things move slower, people are friendlier, and there is...well...not a lot to do. It takes 5 hours to get here from Dallas. During the 4th hour of our journey, the A/C quit blowing air. This is Texas people...OMG! It was hot, and then it got hotter. Then I remembered that my car is still under warranty! Ding ding ding! YESSSSS. My little civic is spending a few days with the also-friendly people at Honda. Please, oh please don't cost me any money. They also warned me that a tire is nearing a possible blow-out. Oh fun. This little trip back home is turning out to be a little tricky. And as if I don't already feel like a kid every time I come here...I feel it even more now. Why? Because I'm driving my mom's car. Oh, it's getting weird down here. My mom is out of town (very strange). So the hubby and I are getting to play house all day (Dad works a lot). Being urban apartment dwellers, we don't have a yard. But today I got to see my husband mow, edge, and do other lawn things. It was amazing, I just watched him. It was quite a sight...let me tell you. I liked what I saw. I even brought him a cold beer. Domesticated-small town-suburbia does something to you...er...to me. Anyyyyywayzzz, tomorrow we are going to the BEACH! Very excited. The Texas coast-line can only be loved by Texans. Of course there are prettier beaches out there. But, I grew up here. I love it. Brownish-tanish sand and all. The seaweed is everywhere, but you get used to it. Hopefully it won't be so crowded. Haha and hopefully I don't get my moms Maxima stuck in the sand. ***I was going to attach a sexy picture of my husband mowing the grass, but for some reason facebook is not working...therefore I can't get to the picture. Boo : ( Sad day for you!