2nd Part of Dallas Trip

Anyone else crazy busy this time of year? I meant to post these last week, and I just never really had the time.

Here are the last of the photos that we took during our trip to Dallas. We had a wonderful time, and the whole trip felt like it lasted about five minutes.

On Saturday, we went to the Kenny Chesney Stadium Tour Concert at the Dallas Cowboys' Stadium!

yes...that's a PT Cruiser Limo...all they had left since it was a big Prom night. lemme tell ya; you have not ridden in style until you've been in a PT Cruiser Limo! ;)

Sportin' our boots:

And there's the stadium (through the limo window)

Now I know how the kids feel when I ask them to take photos in the sunlight!

We had an absolute blast! Dallas is a very fun city especially when you have amazing friends and an amazing husband who can share it with you. Thank you JC for making this an extraordinary birthday!

Downtown Dallas

To my surprise, a limo picked us all up and took us to the airport! I think my blood pressure bottomed out as soon as I stepped into the limo. There's no feeling quite like when you start a carefree vacation.

We arrived very early at our little airport so we had almost two hours before take-off. The fun times and laughing started immediately!

Of course this photo is blurry, but it pretty much sums up the trip from START TO FINISH!

When we arrived Thursday afternoon, we went straight to the pool even though it was very windy and cool. We stayed out there for a while and then had a fabulous dinner. The restaurant was close enough that we had our own hotel driver and rode in a Lexus SUV to and from dinner.

Friday was my birthday. Sigh!

It was very nice. We started the day off touring the 6th Floor Museum in the old Texas School Book Depository. Wow...what an experience!!!

"But Hale's warning the President about going to Dallas was that there was great infighting among the members of the Democratic party and the Democratic stars in the state and he didn't want the President to become involved in a factional disagreement."

~ Lindy Boggs

See that far right window down one from the top? That is supposedly where Oswald shot the President.

Here are a couple of shots from DEALEY PLAZA where the President was when his car came under fire.

JFK Memorial

My heart fell in love with Texas that first day!