We took an extended Spring Break trip to Texas this year, spending time in three different cities, seeing so much of the Kerr family, and experiencing lots of new things!
First stop: Houston, Texas. We flew in Tuesday afternoon on a direct from Savannah, grabbed some delicious BBQ and settled in for a couple of days.
The next morning we took off for Kingwood to visit Uncle Bob and Aunt Judy, spending a very special time with them and enjoying their home, their stories, and their sweet (and lively) company. Too much time had passed!
By the time we got back to Houston, Grammy and Gran Gran had arrived! Yea! We walked around, found a park to play in, and then got ready for Gran Gran and JB's Christmas present: an Astros game!
This kid was SO EXCITED about this. I mean...so excited. And I think Gran Gran was pretty excited, too :)
Me: I was just there for the cold beer (and to watch two of the favorite guys in my life have such a great time!)
They talked stats and players and all sorts of stuff I could not follow along with...
And the game... WOW. Not only did the Astros win, but they scored FOUR HOME RUNS!! It was so exciting!
Safe to say that we had a fantastic time. Not sure how we could top this game. But pretty sure that JB will want to come back and try :)
The next day was a transitioned from Houston to Galveston with a little (well, BIG) sidetrack on the way: Houston Space Center! JB and I had watched Apollo 13 this year - one of my favorite movies of all time - and so the two of us had a list of things to see. The others enjoyed it too, of course, so much history in the NASA building!
(Poor Sis was not herself, and now I feel bad we kept getting on to her for whining and dragging because we later found out she had an ear infection!)
NASA had several talks throughout the day on the upcoming TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE!! We made sure to sit through them because - spoiler alert - we experienced it ourselves less than a week later :)
I cannot believe I have never been here in all my life, living in Texas and traveling to Houston and Galveston. What a cool experience!
And from there...on to Galveston!