Google Maps definitely failed me on this trip, though. Erin, Em, and I were riding down together, and I looked up the directions for us. I thought some of the roads looked kind of small, but I figured it would be fine. Well, we ended up on this tiny country road for about 25 miles. Erin was driving, and she has a big fear of getting stranded on a country road, so she was really nervous. It was getting dark, so that added to the tension. But, we made it out, finally. The map was correct, but we looked up another route for the way home. It was a much better road, and MUCH faster. So, lesson learned...if the road looks tiny on the map, it is tiny.

Em, Kalyn, Carolyn, and Erin

Carolyn at the Austin Museum of Art. They had a little family room where kids could make their own art projects. So naturally, we had to participate.

Me, Erin, and Carolyn being dumb at the State Capitol.

Me, Erin, and Brittany at The Oais.
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How fun! You girls definitely need to continue the reunions. We'll have to go to Austin and try the Oasis sometime. Glad you had a great time! MOM
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