Guest guest Posted November 11, 2008 Report Share Posted November 11, 2008 Back home from my mini-vacation. Delightful time, great food, better company and conversation. I know Leanne says its not travel without a plane but I disagree.....doesn't even have to be far. Just drive a little distance to spend time with friends. Oh my.....just realized. Someone took a picture. I could be in trouble. No, I was behaving fine. I sure hope the Pennsylvania/NE or whatever group of you get together. You'll be amazed how nice it will be. > > > Going in a little bit to Arlington, TX. It's not far but it's still a > trip. Not sure what I'll do but meeting two friends for dinner tonight. > After they leave will probably drive back home but could decide to stay > there or stop on the way. Just whatever the mood strikes me. Arlington > is sort of right in the middle of Dallas and Fort Worth. Now, I live in > Plano which is north of Dallas. These are all part of the DFW Metroplex. > Only about 40 miles which depending on time of day is 45 minutes to 2 > hours. That makes it a good place for people to meet since in the > southern part of the metroplex, it's in the middle. In the northern > part, the airport and Grapevine are in the middle. > > Arlington doesn't have museums and galleries and such as those are > pretty much Dallas and Fort Worth. It's more recreational, such as Six > Flags and The Ballpark at Arlington (home of the Texas Rangers) and the > stadium also that the Dallas Cowboys will move into next year, which > will be the most expensive stadium ever, costing over $1 billion. Note: > the Cowboys weren't in Dallas before either, they are in Irving now. > People get sort of carried away around here with Arenas and Stadiums as > American Airlines Center which houses the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas > Stars was the most expensive arena ever when it was built. Now, while > there is a lot of public money going into the Cowboys stadium and that > expenditure is certainly one that can be questioned, over 70% of the > money is coming from the Cowboys themselves. > > Well, it will be a nice mini-vacation. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 11, 2008 Report Share Posted November 11, 2008 Peggy Both of the ladies were beautiful.....what makes you think you would know either of them? lol > > LOL I think we might be able to guess... Is she just beautiful > without the baggage (02).. > I am so very jealous. Can't wait to see.. I'm not tellin. > > I am glad you had such a good day. > > Love & Prayers, Peggy > Florida, IPF/UIP 2004 > > " I believe that friends are quiet angels who lift us to our feet, > when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly. " > > >  > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 11, 2008 Report Share Posted November 11, 2008 so glad had a good time Bruce.. my adopted daughter lives in cebridge,texas. Thought you were going to be spending the night. So how long of a drive is that.. patti > > > > > > Going in a little bit to Arlington, TX. It's not far but it's still a > > trip. Not sure what I'll do but meeting two friends for dinner > tonight. > > After they leave will probably drive back home but could decide to > stay > > there or stop on the way. Just whatever the mood strikes me. Arlington > > is sort of right in the middle of Dallas and Fort Worth. Now, I live > in > > Plano which is north of Dallas. These are all part of the DFW > Metroplex. > > Only about 40 miles which depending on time of day is 45 minutes to 2 > > hours. That makes it a good place for people to meet since in the > > southern part of the metroplex, it's in the middle. In the northern > > part, the airport and Grapevine are in the middle. > > > > Arlington doesn't have museums and galleries and such as those are > > pretty much Dallas and Fort Worth. It's more recreational, such as Six > > Flags and The Ballpark at Arlington (home of the Texas Rangers) and > the > > stadium also that the Dallas Cowboys will move into next year, which > > will be the most expensive stadium ever, costing over $1 billion. > Note: > > the Cowboys weren't in Dallas before either, they are in Irving now. > > People get sort of carried away around here with Arenas and Stadiums > as > > American Airlines Center which houses the Dallas Mavericks and Dallas > > Stars was the most expensive arena ever when it was built. Now, while > > there is a lot of public money going into the Cowboys stadium and that > > expenditure is certainly one that can be questioned, over 70% of the > > money is coming from the Cowboys themselves. > > > > Well, it will be a nice mini-vacation. > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 11, 2008 Report Share Posted November 11, 2008 Patti At the times I drove it was about an hour each way. At the wrong times, two hours. Had I been tired I might have stayed in Arlington or somewhere between. But, with all I did today I was still feeling quite alert and nothing along the way I wanted to do or to see tomorrow. Cebridge is about 5 1/2 hours southwest from me. I had to look it up, having never heard of it. > > > > > > > > > Going in a little bit to Arlington, TX. It's not far but it's > still a > > > trip. Not sure what I'll do but meeting two friends for dinner > > tonight. > > > After they leave will probably drive back home but could decide > to > > stay > > > there or stop on the way. Just whatever the mood strikes me. > Arlington > > > is sort of right in the middle of Dallas and Fort Worth. Now, I > live > > in > > > Plano which is north of Dallas. These are all part of the DFW > > Metroplex. > > > Only about 40 miles which depending on time of day is 45 minutes > to 2 > > > hours. That makes it a good place for people to meet since in the > > > southern part of the metroplex, it's in the middle. In the > northern > > > part, the airport and Grapevine are in the middle. > > > > > > Arlington doesn't have museums and galleries and such as those > are > > > pretty much Dallas and Fort Worth. It's more recreational, such > as Six > > > Flags and The Ballpark at Arlington (home of the Texas Rangers) > and > > the > > > stadium also that the Dallas Cowboys will move into next year, > which > > > will be the most expensive stadium ever, costing over $1 billion. > > Note: > > > the Cowboys weren't in Dallas before either, they are in Irving > now. > > > People get sort of carried away around here with Arenas and > Stadiums > > as > > > American Airlines Center which houses the Dallas Mavericks and > Dallas > > > Stars was the most expensive arena ever when it was built. Now, > while > > > there is a lot of public money going into the Cowboys stadium > and that > > > expenditure is certainly one that can be questioned, over 70% of > the > > > money is coming from the Cowboys themselves. > > > > > > Well, it will be a nice mini-vacation. > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 11, 2008 Report Share Posted November 11, 2008 Patti At the times I drove it was about an hour each way. At the wrong times, two hours. Had I been tired I might have stayed in Arlington or somewhere between. But, with all I did today I was still feeling quite alert and nothing along the way I wanted to do or to see tomorrow. Cebridge is about 5 1/2 hours southwest from me. I had to look it up, having never heard of it. > > > > > > > > > Going in a little bit to Arlington, TX. It's not far but it's > still a > > > trip. Not sure what I'll do but meeting two friends for dinner > > tonight. > > > After they leave will probably drive back home but could decide > to > > stay > > > there or stop on the way. Just whatever the mood strikes me. > Arlington > > > is sort of right in the middle of Dallas and Fort Worth. Now, I > live > > in > > > Plano which is north of Dallas. These are all part of the DFW > > Metroplex. > > > Only about 40 miles which depending on time of day is 45 minutes > to 2 > > > hours. That makes it a good place for people to meet since in the > > > southern part of the metroplex, it's in the middle. In the > northern > > > part, the airport and Grapevine are in the middle. > > > > > > Arlington doesn't have museums and galleries and such as those > are > > > pretty much Dallas and Fort Worth. It's more recreational, such > as Six > > > Flags and The Ballpark at Arlington (home of the Texas Rangers) > and > > the > > > stadium also that the Dallas Cowboys will move into next year, > which > > > will be the most expensive stadium ever, costing over $1 billion. > > Note: > > > the Cowboys weren't in Dallas before either, they are in Irving > now. > > > People get sort of carried away around here with Arenas and > Stadiums > > as > > > American Airlines Center which houses the Dallas Mavericks and > Dallas > > > Stars was the most expensive arena ever when it was built. Now, > while > > > there is a lot of public money going into the Cowboys stadium > and that > > > expenditure is certainly one that can be questioned, over 70% of > the > > > money is coming from the Cowboys themselves. > > > > > > Well, it will be a nice mini-vacation. > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 11, 2008 Report Share Posted November 11, 2008 Peggy Everyone is someone's daughter.....but, you're way off track. The two ladies were in no way related. In fact, they'd never met before today. > > Oh so the pretty daughter came along huh?? lol > > > Love & Prayers, Peggy > Florida, IPF/UIP 2004 > > " I believe that friends are quiet angels who lift us to our feet, > when our wings have trouble remembering how to fly. " > > >  > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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