Headed to Texas, originally uploaded by MaggieMason.
The stars at NIGHT!
Are big and BRIGHT!
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Famous among dozens
Famous among dozens
Headed to Texas, originally uploaded by MaggieMason.
The stars at NIGHT!
Are big and BRIGHT!
Comments are closed.
Mighty Girl 
Where’d this big boy come from? What happened to that little baby?!
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yay O-ball!!!!! my 4 month old loooooves that thing….nice and grabby, but she is unable to cram it in her mouth
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clap! clap! clap! clap!
Deep in the heart of TEXAS!
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My favorite verse: The cowboys cry, “Ki-yip-pee-yi,”deep in the heart of Texas!
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Eat a burrito at Freebirds if you have a chance… and a burger w/cherry limeade at Burger Street if you’re near Dallas.
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Oh man, I’m not trying to start a fight here, but I think freebirds is one of the most overrated burrito joints out there. You live in CA, you can get great burritos everywhere you go. Focus on tacos! Tacos! Tacos! Are you coming to Austin? If you come to Austin, hit up Juan in a Million’s for breakfast, or Las Manitas downtown. Have a great trip!
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Not sure if this is an on the road shot or not, but make sure the straps aren’t twisted and the chest clip is up by his armpits, not the belly. /end annoying carseat psa
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Come visit me!
I’ll introduce you to the best margaritas in this grand state of ours.
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he looks like a MAN!
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if you’re going to lake texoma, try watsonburger in denison. family owned old-skool burger joint with the BEST fries and milkshakes. “city limits” on the sherman/denison border is a local classic – everyone in both cities has eaten there at one time or another. jones family bbq – also in denison, just down the street from watsonburger is fantastic (if it’s still open).
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Oh and if you’re coming near Tyler stop by the El Charro on Erwin or Don Juan’s – both fabulous and with atmosphere to boot!
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Didn’t you just have this baby, like, yesterday? Why is ready for kindergarten already?
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Yeah, seriously. You can’t just say you’re off to Texas without being specific…it’s the size of a quarter of the U.S. or something like that. So my two cents: if you’re headed for Dallas, eat Tex-Mex at Pepe y Mito’s in Deep Ellum (spinach enchiladas or spinach quesadillas are muy bueno) or if you’re headed to Ft. Worth, get BBQ at Angelo’s.
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In my opinion, true Tex-Mex is to be found only within 30 miles of the border. For authentic Mexican food, I cannot reccomend strongly enough that the only place to go is where you see “Personas Latino” dining. Remember that Tex-Mex is going to be much more “picante” and leave your taste buds blistered. Most food styles from most states in Mexico are not overly heavy on the chiles and peppers. Subtlety and grace will mark the truly great Mexican chef. Another tip: the Sopas de Mexico are devine. Seafood chowders, hominy and frijoles negro con cilantro, and moles are all out there for the trying.
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Holy cow Hank is a grown up now! Look at all that hair!
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I see trouble in dem dar eyes. Better get yer draws good’n quick.
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I have to second Kate…
clap clap clap clap,
Deep in the HEARRRRRT of Texas! : D
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Freebirds, three things struck me. Order the monster burrito and get a mix of beef and chicken. Tradition has it once you peel off all the alum foil the make a charector and leave it in the store. Great way for recycle eh? Lastly, never go during a rainstorm. Nothing sucks more than a great meal and then getting drenched by a Texas deluge…have fun fun fun
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Forget the food….go see your cousin Shawn in Austin! He would love it!
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Oh my goodness! I hadn’t been to your blog in a while but I didn’t imagine him this big already.
Have fun in my home state! 🙂
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Where did that guy come from? He suddenly looks a whole lot older!
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