Thanks to my extremely dedication to securing an awesome RV lot for this years rally (they went on sale at 12:01 am on January 1), Edward and I scored D116 in the Yellow lot. And to celebrate this momentous occasion, we decided to go out to the grounds, in the rain no less, and crack open a couple 24 ouncers.
For you beer drinkers in the Austin, Texas area I wanted to give you a heads up on a new web based application I have written. There is a little pub in the north Austin area called BB Rover’s Cafe & Pub. Thanks in part to their massive beer selection, over 300 to be exact, there is what they call “The 101 Club”. It basically boils down to you consuming 101 different beers utilizing their extensive menu of (mostly) bottled beer. more »
The third stop on the Tacogasm 2007 Tour brought together friends - both old and new. This was actually the groups second attempt to dine at this establishment. Upon arriving the first time, we were greeted with an hour wait for a table. This prompted an unscheduled visit to Torchy’s Tacos (to be reviewed at a later date). Our arrival today was met with open arms and fanfare… or an 11 year old host who kind of, sort of cared if we got a table. more »
Thanks to the magic of airline travel, my sister and brother-in-law were able to come down to visit this misplaced yankee for a late birthday celebration. As with any time that I have family visiting from Chicago, the weather sucked, and rained every day. The only logical thing to do was to make a long weekend out of it… drinking.
The second stop on the Tacogasm 2007 Tour brought us to a local stomping ground of mine. Taco Deli is one of my favorite taco eateries in Austin, so going here to eat was nothing new for me. With the exception of two tacos on the menu, I have made my belly happy with everything on the board.