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First of all, I do apologize for not posting anything on here for a while. And thanks to everyone who visited the page to see if I did. I do appreciate that.

As you all know, the holidays are coming. Whether you are new to San Antonio or not, don’t miss out on remarkable landmarks such as: The Riverwalk, and The Missions which includes the Alamo.

Apart from that, if ...

Usually, when most people hear the term: Stock Show and Rodeo, right away they conjure up an image of all things country and western. But if you are a fan of Switchfoot, or the Goo Goo Dolls, you are in for a not so country and western treat. And you can see both pop/rock groups perform at this year’s San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo.

On ...

First of all, I would like to wish all of you who visit my blog here a happy and prosperous New Year.

Also, as you go through the business of living, working and vacationing in 2009, drop in every now and again to see what else is happening in the Alamo City this year.

And don't forget to take care, drive safely and I hope your next ...

If you’re in the mood to be scared in the Alamo City this Halloween season, the one place you must visit is the haunted house attraction on Grayson street.

Aptly called, the Nightmare on Grayson, this is one place that will set your adrenalin levels and Halloween spirit on fire.

From the moment you begin the tour until you get to the exit, you will see, hear and ...

Every once in a while I take the adventurous side of myself for a spin. And on one such recent excursion, I came across a cave known as Century Cave.

And if you want to get a look inside this scenic cavern, located just outside of Boerne, Texas, here are a few features that you will enjoy seeing and feeling.

To begin with, the year round temperature of this Century ...

Sorry for this particular blog being so late, but I just wanted to wish all you dads out there a happy father's day.

To the dads who use their vacation time to take their families to different places, even this old Texas city of San Antonio, happy father's day for showing your families something new.

To the dads who want their kids to have a wider glimpse of the world around them ...

The grand opening of this hotel may have been delayed three times, but the Grand Hyatt hotel is opened as of last weekend, and grand is exactly what it is.

For this Grand Hyatt on the Riverwalk has one thousand and three rooms, sixty three suites and many luxurious services that include: same day laundry/dry cleaning service, from Monday to Friday, high ...

If you happened to be strolling through Brackenridge Park over the past few months and noticed that the Japanese Tea Garden has been closed, that was for a reason.

For The Japanese Tea Garden was in need of repairs. A couple of the ponds had leaks that had to be mended and there were other minor details that needed some attention.

But glad to say, all that has been taken care ...

If you are in a sort of Mardi Gras partying frame of mind and you happen to be in San Antonio between February 1st until the 3rd 2008, you are in for a treat.

That’s when the Bud Light Mardi Gras River Parade will make its way along the Alamo City’s Riverwalk. Decorated barges will wind their way along the Riverwalk with revelers dressed in costumes.

Also, there will be an ...

If the adventurer in you is searching for a different way to see the Christmas Lights display in the Alamo city, then this is something you will thoroughly enjoy. Come see this two hour tour show of lights from the Alamo Segway view.

What you will see as the Alamo Segway takes you through the tour is, 250,000 Christmas Lights, all within a five mile radius as you ...