How... dy!
"Welcome to Texas, now go home." I remember hearing that they sold t-shirts in Texas with that slogan on it. So far, there is nothing to give me reason to believe that Texans are like that. In fact, the lady who checked me in at my hotel was REAL nice. But I couldn't understand her accent! I thought she said, "if you need a wicket toll, give me a call". [She actually said... if you need a WAKE UP CALL!]
It's 73F today and we are supposed to get some rain. Don't matter much to me, since I will be hanging out in my hotel room. No driving tonight. I have a couple of days off here in Dallas. The tour picks up again on Thursday with a show in Carrolton, a Dallas suburb.
I am hoping to find some late night food! That is one of the challenges of days off. When you are driving you can always get food at a truck stop, but in a city it's different. [Unless, of course, you can find a Denny's!] I did spot a Waffle House across the street, so... I think they are open 24/7.
Plus, I need to find an Old Navy! This is Dallas... they must have MANY! :-) [Stay tuned...]
It's 73F today and we are supposed to get some rain. Don't matter much to me, since I will be hanging out in my hotel room. No driving tonight. I have a couple of days off here in Dallas. The tour picks up again on Thursday with a show in Carrolton, a Dallas suburb.
I am hoping to find some late night food! That is one of the challenges of days off. When you are driving you can always get food at a truck stop, but in a city it's different. [Unless, of course, you can find a Denny's!] I did spot a Waffle House across the street, so... I think they are open 24/7.
Plus, I need to find an Old Navy! This is Dallas... they must have MANY! :-) [Stay tuned...]
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