If you experience writer's block, just travel.

Okay, so I did my first plane trip and did it solo. I traveled to Texas to see my husband for a weekend getaway. It was wonderful. I know I’ve been slack on blogging lately, but I’ve had some writer’s block. Good news! No longer will I have writer’s block. All I have to do is travel. I have more topics to cover than I know what to do. Here’s a sample:

Leaving for the airport! My in-flight educational reading material is the book entitled "Stop Dressing Your Six-Year-Old Like a Skank: And Other Words of Delicate Southern Wisdom" by Celia Rivenbark. This should be fun!

The Cute Mohawk Baby and Skyy Vodka flying into San Antonio (SAT) from Atlanta (ATL)

Mowing Down the Elderly to get to your Husband at Terminal 1.

Crazy People in the Park and Creative Panhandler Tactics. (rolls eyes and say’s “Not today.”)

San Antonio Riverwalk Michelob Ultra Mud Parade & Did she have a half-eaten hotdog hanging out her mouth?

Airplane rides are like a giant rollercoaster ride and “Look at those cotton ball clouds!”

This hotel is so fancy, we’ve got L-shaped sheets from Hollywood.

I don’t remember much about The Alamo, but that building over there was in Miss Congeniality.

I walked 14 miles and didn’t know it.

I saw the world’s largest cowboy hat –but decided against taking a photo incase I was shot.

BTW-Did you know our hotel is haunted?

Segway Tours for the Rich & Famous

Cryptic Text: Had to eat ‘margaret’ on my bread and about threw up thinking about it.

Haven’t seen any Pants on the Ground in San Antonio….must not be any fools here.

Eye rolls in Texas via NC.

This dude just picked his nose on the plane for 40 straight minutes. Wonder if he’s in the gold mining business?

I can drive from the airport to the house in 45 minutes. Is that too fast?

Sesame Street Characters and their un-healthy habits.

Hope you all enjoy the next blogs featured. I might have enough here to publish a book. Thanks for the encouragement from my fellow Army Wife for continuing my blog, when I though all hope was lost. I enjoyed every minute of my trip and can’t wait to return to San Antonio.