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Completed in 34 mins (ofc had to be safe and follow the speed limit **somewhat
Only thing that was “challenging” was the signage, some exits approached super quickly left/right. But if you have a functioning brain, reading the signage and the icons on the road is manageable.
Just wanted to share, wondering if anyone else on here have done it too!
0-4 so far and looking completely undisciplined with ~12 penalties today. Hopefully they can beat the Titans next week.
I used to go here 15-18 years ago with my then girlfriend and it was a pretty good place. I broke up with her when moved I to the west coast 15 years ago. I recently moved back to Houston and I went to Marfreless earlier in the evening today with my wife super excited in anticipation.
Downstairs is still pretty good, but upstairs man .... It's a dumpster... full trashy... torn couches, springs and cushion popping out
Hey Houstonians, my wife and I will be in town for about a week in between Christmas and New Years. We’ll be staying at a Hostel and checking out some of the local attractions (Rothko Chapel, Menil, Museum of Natural Science,etc.). But what I’d really like to find is where the local up-and-comer artists are congregating and selling their stuff.
Anytime we visit a city, we try to find a local art hotspot. In San Antonio, there is Second Saturday in South town…in New Orleans there’s Frenchman Street. Where is that spot in Houston?
Edit: also interested in finding areas with strips of little quirky shops, that peddle art and other esoterica.
They were kind of close to early Faith No More perhaps...funk mixed with hard rock and a white guy doing vocals. I saw them in a club playing with another group called Beat Temple. I was trying to find out if any of their music made it to the digital age.
Seeing couple bike shops renting gravel and recreational bikes but none with drop bars meant for road bikes. open to greater houston area if necessary