Hurrication
Sep. 20th, 2004 09:11 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
pinksoniaWell my Hurrication is now officially over, and I have returned to class. I am quite glad that we left at 8:00 last tuesday, because it only took us three hours to get to Baton Rouge and 8 and a half to get to Houston. It took a lot of other people much much longer. Along the order of going less than one mile in two hours.
Lake Jackson was nice. We stayed with![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
glowwormtu's Aunt and Uncle. Their two children are so cute. They made us all name tags for our doors. And we played lots of trampoline games. Then there was the two dogs and the softest cat I have ever felt. Unfortunately we had to leave Pascal there.
Wednesday included a trip to the beach, The waves tried to steal on of our towels and the cooler, but we foiled their dastardly plan. Ha! Thursday was taken up by the Galveston Grump and shall therefore not be mentioned again. Friday consisted mainly of resting, and attempting to take the kids to see Shrek II at the 6 month theater. Then Saturday I got to drive back to New Orleans, with a brief, although not brief enough, stop over in Lake Charles. All in all a quality Hurrication.
Lake Jackson was nice. We stayed with
glowwormtu's Aunt and Uncle. Their two children are so cute. They made us all name tags for our doors. And we played lots of trampoline games. Then there was the two dogs and the softest cat I have ever felt. Unfortunately we had to leave Pascal there. Wednesday included a trip to the beach, The waves tried to steal on of our towels and the cooler, but we foiled their dastardly plan. Ha! Thursday was taken up by the Galveston Grump and shall therefore not be mentioned again. Friday consisted mainly of resting, and attempting to take the kids to see Shrek II at the 6 month theater. Then Saturday I got to drive back to New Orleans, with a brief, although not brief enough, stop over in Lake Charles. All in all a quality Hurrication.