Danger
We decided to stay in town and just spent much of the afternoon walking the museum district. We just survived my first trip on the Danger Train to downtown, where we are now at Kaveh Kanes wirelessly posting this via the Tungsten. Too cool.
It will shortly be time to move on to La Carafe for a colder brew.
What a beautiful day.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 03/20/04 16:34 | Danger Train | Technorati
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Dude! What time were you at La Carafe? My pub crawl team was there at around 7:30-8 or so.
Posted by Steve Casburn @ 02:02 on 03/21/04
Steve: We left the place a little after 6 pm, so we didn't miss you by much. I love that place. It was a good time prowling the city yesterday.
Posted by Kevin @ 08:47 on 03/21/04
A couple months ago, we took our jaunt on the Danger Train. I was less than impressed. For what it's worth, I thought the streets were pretty well marked, but then I was resigned to go ten blocks out of the way to avoid turning left, EVER. ha!
Saturday was lovely. We headed down to Kemah and it was great. Perfect weather and the boats were out in droves.
But, alas, Spring Break is over and I must head back to work. Kill me now.
Posted by Brandi @ 05:54 on 03/22/04
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