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Mental Mosaic: Even Home is a Travel Destination
My name is Tui Snider. I'm a travel writer and photographer whose blog describes fun things to see and do in Texas and beyond. Here, you will get the personal side of my travels, with lots of photos, too.
I also write for Discovering Dallas - Fort Worth, a site full of tips for fun things to see and do in north Texas.
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Um, I can’t imagine it’s very easy to shoot a snake, so, um, kudos to the HST lookalike? Nice to “see” you here, btw ;)
Yeah, I’m still having some culture shock here. Texas is quite a state! Thanks for dropping by, Michelle! :)
Where are you? I’m in San Antonio. We should totally get together some weekend.
Yes. Let’s! I’ll email ya. :)
I had no idea you were from Washington. Somehow I pictured you as French or Italian, although I have no idea why. Maybe the name? haha. Almost forgot not to judge a book by its cover.
I found it interesting that with an allen wrench you can “change it to one of 14 other barrels.”
Heya! Well, I have lived in both Belgium and Italy, and I often wear a beret, so maybe that has something to do with it.
Judging books (and snake ads) by their covers is kinda fun though, eh? ;p
oops…can’t delete the comment, but realized I didn’t delete the part of the sentence that I changed. Oh well!
I’ve waved my magic wand, mademoiselle. Voila! It is done…
Remember that time we knocked over old man Olman’s still and got that whole field of snakes so drunk that they were moving in straight lines?
Yeah! And I swiftly crocheted a batch of wee little bathing caps for them to wear. On Super 8, it looked like a freaking Esther Williams serpent extravaganza!