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| The road took us through Giddings so we had to stop at our favorite authentic taqueria for lunch: Taqueria Chihuahua. Well worth the long wait in line for hot off the griddle tortillas filled with scrambled eggs, sausage, etc. |
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| We met Martin on Friday and stopped by 613 Claymore in Lafayette, our home in 1964-66, when I was in sixth and seventh grades. The subdivision was new; no tree in the front yard then. From Lafayette, we moved to New Orleans, where I lived until graduating from Benjamin Franklin High School in 1971. Mom and Dad were there until about a year after Katrina hit in 2005. |
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| Austin has speed bumps and speed cushions. A speed bump by any other name (e.g., speed lump) is still a reason to slow down. For 2,600 feet in this case! |
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| Haven't seen a TV antenna in a long time. You needed at least two people to operate it: one to go outside and turn the antenna pole, and one to watch the TV reception and yell "keep turning!" or "good!" |
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| Finally! Ham burgers! |
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| A benefit of being in Lafayette, in the heart of Cajun country, is getting to shop at NuNu's Cajun market for seasoning and chicory coffee. |
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