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Since college days, I’ve called Houston “home”. However, Mom lives in Austin. So, for these many decades, I’ve zipped along Hwy 290 to spend weekends and holidays with family. As the years rolled by, I would stop at an interesting…
Continue readingAaaaahhhhh! as the raft crashes into the churning water of the Rio Grande River. You are getting wet and wild with New Wave Rafting. Located between Santa Fe and Taos, New Mexico, New Wave Rafting has exciting rafting trips for…
Continue readingThere’s nothing more fun than doing “tasties” at some of Austin’s best food trailers. In fact, Austin has 648 registered food trailers and the prediction is 1600 by October. That’s a lot of food and fun in Austin, Texas. Here’s…
Continue readingSpeaking of dining secrets, NYC hasn’t cornered the market on great places to dine at inexpensive prices. Austin, Texas has some secrets up its sleeve as well. I’ve been working on a system for getting great food CHEAP using Restaurant.com….
Continue readingStone Street is believed to be the first paved street in New York City. This narrow, cobblestoned pedestrian street dates back to the original Dutch colonists. Originally called Hoogh (High) Street, it was re-named Duke Street in the 1700s and…
Continue readingIf you’re driving along IH 35 near Georgetown, Texas, keep a sharp eye out for highway 29. Get out of your hurry mode because there’s a treat in store. Williamson County has some of the richest, blackest farmland this side…
Continue readingThere’s nothing like an adrenaline rush and where better to make your heart beat faster than Cabo San Lucas! Zip-line with Wild Canyon Adventures, parasail with Natalia Sports Adventure, fish with Pochos Charters or fly like a bird in an…
Continue readingTeatro ZinZanni is part circus and part dinner theatre. Located in the Belltower district of Seattle, this three-hour cirque, comedy and cabaret served up with a five course meal designed by chef Tom Douglas will keep you glued to the…
Continue readingMax Weissberg’s soon to be released film, Summertime, is a special treat for the Gad About Gals blog. Here’s the synopsis of the film: Eight people unknowingly form a circle – either through a friendship, attempted love, or brief sexual…
Continue readingThe door opened to reveal a tall, slim man looking all the world like the lead in an old Tom Nix western. He grinned and tipped his perfectly creased, Stetson grey beaver cowboy hat. His deep voice resonated, “Welcome, ma’am….
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