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Part
of the drive was through big cities, and the other part was through rural
countryside. If you wonder, I am perfectly content to live out in the middle of
nowhere. Driving in 6 or 7 lanes of rush-hour traffic is not my idea of fun.
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Credit: Roma.
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The
drive was really beautiful, as the wildflowers are blooming profusely along the
highways. We saw carpets of blue bonnets, as well as yellow, pink, and orange
wildflowers. Gorgeous!
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We
were very thankful to arrive safely at our hotel in downtown Houston around
8:00 p.m. The traffic was absolutely crazy! I don’t know how people who live
here do it all the time.
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Credit: Roma.
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After we settled in our room, we got tucked in to bed knowing that we had a big day coming up.
To
be continued . . .
4 comments:
I imagine that driving in Huston is similar to driving in Tampa...crazy!
I do not go into the city unless I have to.
Dear Bianca, good to know you through your blog "7Eagles". your post on your blog dated 9th April 2013 is just a means to communicate with you. I am glad to know about your parents and brothers and sisters a family of seven. Good to know that three of your siblings are from Haiti. I am in the Pastoral ministry in Mumbai, India and I follow the blog you follow of Hannah "Delighting in Jesus". I am writing you on your email id. Pastor Diwakar Wankhede from Mumbai, India
I've never been in Tampa before, Aunt Debbie, but I know driving in Houston is crazy! Driving in 6 or 7 lanes of traffic is not something I'd want to do every day.
~Bianca
Welcome to our blog, Pastor Diwakar! We're glad to hear that you've enjoyed reading our blog. I do know Hannah, and am encouraged by reading her blog!
My siblings actually aren't Haitian, but we do a lot of work in Haiti!
~Bianca
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