The Orange Show in Houston, TX

Evan wanted to get out of town and visit his parents, and Fred came along with us. We went to the San Jacinto monument, visit various other spots in town, saw Evan's family, and went out to karaoke. A busy weekend, and on the way out of town, we stopped by the Orange Show. Like Quigley's Castle when we were in Arkansas, it was an experience...one I might now repeat.

Dementia Concretia

Post bachelorrette party cache

One of my best buds is getting married, and I threw her a fun party to celebrate. She ended up staying over, and we went for breakfast at the Coffee House Cafe right next to this cache. When we were leaving, I pulled up the app on my iPhone, and the cache was ten feet from our car. So, couldn't pass this one up: Coffee anyone?.

Caching in Florida

My aunt, uncle, and cousin who are currently living in Indonesia came to the states for a bit, and we decided to join them at a beach house in Panama City Beach. It was a very fun weekend, and thankfully I kept applying enough sunscreen to avoid a burn. We built a few sand castles, swam in the ocean, played catch with the kids, and spent a lot of time as a family.

The night before leaving, we headed to an oyster bar and sang some karaoke - got my aunts up there to sing Sweet Home Alabama.

On the way out of town, we stopped at a center and went window shopping while picking up a cache in Florida: Wear your Sundries best.

Caching in Arizona, Utah, and Nevada

Evan and I took a trip to Vegas for Memorial Day weekend, and of course we toured the casinos and had fun in Vegas. But, I'm not a big "bright lights, smoke, and gambling" gal, so we spent a day outside of the city driving and getting caches. On the way out of the city and towards Arizona, we picked up a few caches. The one in Arizona(Heart Break Hotel - Arizona was a neat old building that is mostly gone. While we were stopped, a cop decided to stop by and make sure nothing was wrong, but that was pretty easy since the car was still running. We grabbed some photos and then jumped the border.

We didn't spend much time in Arizona before leaving for Utah, but where we grabbed another: Border Jumpers ~ Old 91. The view from this cache was amazing, and so were all of the Camaros we saw while looking. We grabbed dinner and headed back to the city.

Caching on the way back from Fredricksburg, TX

Over the weekend, my hubby, friends, and I rented a house outside of Fredricksburg for the weekend, mainly with the purpose of exploring the area and taking some good photos with our new cameras. We of course went shopping downtown, ate at local places, and explored the brewery. But we also decided to drive down some gravel roads and stop at one of my favorite types of places: a cemetery. And this cemetery also had a geocache - a great boon.

Zion Hill