Our Spring Break was last week. We didn't have big plans because us grownups still needed to work and I had just returned from my own trip. But with these games starting back up
mixed in with these meets
as well as my daughter's soccer games and probably a few of these parties,
I thought we should probably take advantage of a free weekend and take a short overnight family getaway. Dallas seemed like a good idea, so off we went. Road construction dampened our enthusiasm a bit but eventually we made it to our hotel.
We enjoyed some good food and some swimming the first night. I was a bit startled to discover their indoor pool had open skylights, letting in quite a cold breeze that day. But we did get to swim.
The next morning we headed to the Perot Museum of Science and Nature, spending a couple of hours working our way through all of the exhibits.
At this point the room became a solid mass of people--and we were hungry. After a quick lunch at the museum we hit the road back to Oklahoma. We even took a detour at Paul's Valley (after a quick stop for some cookies) down the old highway rather than the bumper to bumper construction zone. We were almost the only car on the highway. It was lovely.
mixed in with these meets
as well as my daughter's soccer games and probably a few of these parties,
I thought we should probably take advantage of a free weekend and take a short overnight family getaway. Dallas seemed like a good idea, so off we went. Road construction dampened our enthusiasm a bit but eventually we made it to our hotel.
We enjoyed some good food and some swimming the first night. I was a bit startled to discover their indoor pool had open skylights, letting in quite a cold breeze that day. But we did get to swim.
The next morning we headed to the Perot Museum of Science and Nature, spending a couple of hours working our way through all of the exhibits.
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