There's nothing like being woken up on a Saturday morning by your 20-month-old nephew face-timing you. After a six hour happy hour the night before. He's lucky he is so cute. The rest of the day was spent finishing one book and starting another. With a trip to target thrown in there somewhere.
Sunday I finally got out of Houston and drove down to Galveston. I'm not sure what I expected but there was not as much to do there as I thought there would be. I wandered up and down the Strand for a while, going in most of the stores. My mom would find a lot of stuff for their shore house there!
I walked down to the Pier and had lunch at Fisherman's Wharf. The restaurant itself looked pretty cool and I sat outside on the water and watched the ships.
After lunch I drove across the island to Seawall Blvd. I think this is the beach everyone goes too. With it only being an hour away I would totally drive down for the day to go to the beach but I'm sure it gets way crowded. And I couldn't really figure out the parking. There were no meters for the spots right on the Blvd. That can't be right.
Sunday I finally got out of Houston and drove down to Galveston. I'm not sure what I expected but there was not as much to do there as I thought there would be. I wandered up and down the Strand for a while, going in most of the stores. My mom would find a lot of stuff for their shore house there!
I walked down to the Pier and had lunch at Fisherman's Wharf. The restaurant itself looked pretty cool and I sat outside on the water and watched the ships.
After lunch I drove across the island to Seawall Blvd. I think this is the beach everyone goes too. With it only being an hour away I would totally drive down for the day to go to the beach but I'm sure it gets way crowded. And I couldn't really figure out the parking. There were no meters for the spots right on the Blvd. That can't be right.
No charge to park on the Seawall. However, its about 2 hours in the summer to get to Galveston. Big cluster... and yes, super crowded
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