November 2015

November consisted of: 
Abi lost her foot tooth.
Abi had to go to the dentist for some teeth maintenance.
Thanksgiving which is held at moms every other year as my siblings to to their in laws for the holidays. The food however never disappoints.
We were able to watch Jack's Teachers Guinea Pig named Cream Cycle.
Snow and lots of it.
Finally we headed to Foto Fly for our annual meeting and picture taking with Santa.

San Antonio, Day 4 our Final Day

It has been such a fun weekend. We miss our kids terribly, but have loved being just the two of us. Today is our final day in San Antonio as we will head back to our kids and reality.

We made our way down to the lobby for some breakfast and then headed out towards the River Walk for one last look. In the process we were trying to find a souvenir for our kiddos back home.

We made our way back to the Alamo and decided to walk through the building and grounds.

 Our hotel.

 Finally on our way back to the airport Jeremy wanted to see if he could remember where he lived when he was serving in San Antonio and sure enough his memory came back and we found it.

I can't wait until our next vacation, hmm I wonder where we should plan to go next?

San Antonio, Day 3

Day three we headed North towards Austin as Jeremy served a lot of his mission up there. So on the way we stopped at a BBQ Restaurant called Rudy's.

You pay by the pound of meat. You can order sides, then they give you a loaf of white bread to use how you want. 

 On the way to Austin we went through another small town called Fredericksburg, TX which is another place Jeremy served. Driving through downtown reminded me a lot of Park City/Midway where its a touristy town for people to eat and shop. Along our drive we found the LDS Church that Jeremy attended when living there. The church had grown. When Jeremy served there it was a one room building which they used for everything, now it is like a normal ward building.

As we continued to drive through town Jeremy slowly started to remember where they lived. So we followed his memory which then led us to this cabin, where Jeremy lived while serving in Fredericksburg.

Finally we were off to Austin. We visited the Capitol Building.

 Drove by and around the Longhorn Stadium.

Then headed to another small town called Driftwood which is a suburb of Austin to try another delicious BBQ place called The Salt Lick. The only thing they accept is CASH. They have ATM's on site just in case you forgot the green stuff.

After our delicious dinner we headed back to San Antonio for our last night.