Well, we’ve had a great time, a blast, an experience of a lifetime.
But now we’re homeward bound.
As I write we’re staying in a hotel for our last night in Houston – flying out tomorrow.
Tag Archives: Houston
First World Problems
We’ve all got them. From the more serious political issues -Leave/Remain or Trump/Clinton to the more mundane – like how to clear out your phone memory of all that data quickly so you can take yet more selfies.
I’ve had 10 Firemen in my house!
Oh stop it! I know what you’re thinking. I don’t mean that kind of ‘HAD’. Wheesht. I mean at one time, all at once, there were 10 Houston Fire Department First Responders in my house.
But more of that later… Continue reading I’ve had 10 Firemen in my house!
Six days in Houston TX
My sister-in-law and her husband came to Houston for a week’s holiday. We didn’t let the weather get in the way and in a week managed to give them a great holiday.
This is what Alex and Bob got up to on their trip and some ‘things to do’ while visiting Houston. Continue reading Six days in Houston TX
Six women and a dead cat….
Or what I got up to in Aberdeen in March… Continue reading Six women and a dead cat….
Flip-flops in February
A bush has just spoken to me!
Now those of you familiar with the strange things that happen while I am out walking on the hike and bike trail will think ‘so what’. Lonely lost pelicans, cyclists taking selfies while actually in motion, and frolicking bank managers are, after all, to be expected.
Health care USA
Where do I start?
As you should know by now we live in the Medical Center of Houston. Which is THE Medical Center in Texas. And yes, THE Medical Center in the USA.
My Self (ie) – My Year
My year in pictures – well, just my selfies actually…..
Continue reading My Self (ie) – My Year
Merry Christmas Y’All !
Christmas – 5 differences and 5 similarities between the USA and UK
Continue reading Merry Christmas Y’All !
Thanksgiving – a foreign perspective
If you are in the UK, generally speaking, you will not be too aware of Thanksgiving – it just passes you by. If you are in the US, you would have to be dead not to be aware of it. It signals the official start to the countdown to Christmas. Houses are bedecked, festive lights are popping up all over the city and the TV schedules have been taken over with Thanksgiving Day parades.
Whole Other Country 
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