Stephen Frick

I owned a Honda, and I was going to a mens retreat in Giddings Texas and the clutch went out on my car. I remember going to every car dealership, repair center in that town and everyone told me they didn’t work on foreign cars.

We took our children back in 2003, it was really neat.

I was in the Army, I think it was 1992 when I actually visited the Lotte World on a weekend excursion. It was neat, and the fact they got most of the park inside a huge building was very cool. I agree it’s a disney land ripoff.

We were looking for affordable homes, and we happened to come across this ad, and wanted to see the property for ourselves. I called the agent, and he gave me directions. We drove out and got lost, well we weren’t quite sure if we wanted to live out in the middle of no where. The next day we visited with the agent and he took us out to the house. It was wooded, and there was a lot of work that needed to be done, but it fit right into our budget and plan. We liked the fact it was out so far, and when we targeted the cost of living, it worked out perfectly for us. So we now call Beaukiss our home.

The First time I actually went to the San Antonio Zoo, our son was rather young and we wanted him to see the zoo. It’s a really nice zoo with lots to see and do.

This is a great Monument and contains some great museums. Make sure you go with a Ukrainian who can translate, because everything is in Russian. Also big tip, don’t make any comments about similarities between the World War II and the conflict in Ukraine, the caretakers will over hear your comments and argue (rightfully so) that the war between the Germans and Ukrainians (Soviets) was much more costly. The Monument is beautiful, and symbolizes what people will do to defend their land and families. The last room in the museum is quite touching, a large room with death notices and glasses. The cost is reasonable, and it’s worth buying the pass to take pictures.

The view is spectacular, We got our seats in “The Chapel”, but the entire place is wonderful. If you visit Austin, or if you live here, make sure you stop by the Oasis, and make sure you go during sunset.

It was very much worth the effort to go and visit New Orleans. The City is beautiful and the people are wonderful. I was able to see the destruction first hand, and I know that New Orleans will be rebuilt.

I really enjoyed the French Quarter. I was staying on Magazine, and spent a few nights just walking down the quiet streets. It’s really a beautiful little place, and there are some great restaurants.

It seems to be the pit of debauchery in New Orleans. I was frankly embarrassed just to walk down the street. The rest of the French Quarter was really nice, I’ll skip Bourbon Street next time.