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Alas, the Alamo is pretty far from Houston.
The greatest Texas cultural meal would be a trip to Cooper's Barbecue in Llano. Again, though, it's a fair pace from H-Town. If confined to the city, the brisket at Luling City Market on Richmond Ave is, inexplicably, better than at the original City Market in Luling.
Jess Door
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I think the meal should be at the Armadillo Palace, because Demon Longhorn Armadillo.
Wolfthulhu
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Ok then I have a list of demands.
1) I have to eat at least one purely texan cultural meal
2) I have to see at least 1 texan historical site
3) I need one authentic texas souvenir for my trip.
1. Texan cultural meal, you has CHOICES! a) Steak. We're a beef state, baby. b) Mexican/Tex-Mex. You can't throw a stick without hitting a place that serves fajitas and beer. c) Barbeque, because if you do somehow manage to miss, you will surely hit a pit with a brisket smoking away inside.
2) The San Jacinto monument and Battleship Texas park is pretty cool. And of course, there's this little organization called NASA, you might have heard of them.
3) The battle flag suggestion is good. Or maybe some beer glasses from the Saint Arnold's brewery.
Moorluck
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Moorluck wrote:Residence secured.Awesome. Townhouse or apartment?
We opted for the townhouse, it's proximity to her work, and the kids school, and the free after school care provided will be worth the $200 more a month we have to pay. With three kids childcare is costly as all get out, and that helps a ton.
Plus I am not an apartment person, I'll be happier with a little more room between me and too many other humans.
Wolfthulhu
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Wolfthulhu wrote:Moorluck wrote:Residence secured.Awesome. Townhouse or apartment?
We opted for the townhouse, it's proximity to her work, and the kids school, and the free after school care provided will be worth the $200 more a month we have to pay. With three kids childcare is costly as all get out, and that helps a ton.
Plus I am not an apartment person, I'll be happier with a little more room between me and too many other humans.
And more importantly, no THREE flights of stairs for the move in. :-)
Kvantum
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Houston only gets snow every 5th year. The last time was 2009 so we're good for another year. (2004 was my fault, I think. I brought my parents down to meet my in-laws so they brought it along with them.)