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On 2 Aug 2002 at 14:45, Lee S. Billings wrote: > > So, when do y'all plan on showing up tomorrow? > I'm going to try. Look for me in the mid-to-late afternoon -- I don't see > myself getting out of the house much before noon, and it's a 4-hour drive. > Should I bring a swimsuit? Oh, and what's the best route in from I-45? I > don't trust MapQuest ever since the time it got me lost by converting a > right turn into a left one! I-45 North to Dallas. <I-45, I-30, I-35E and US75 all mush/mix together at downtown Dallas. > Follow the signs to go on I-35E North (towards Denton) <I believe you actually have to get onto I-30 West for a short spell to get there.> About a half-hour or so north of downtown Dallas on I-35E, take Exit # 450 (Business TX-121). Turn RIGHT on Business TX-121. (Towards McKinney/The Colony...Away from DFW Airport) Five miles or so later you come to The Colony. At the fifth or sixth light Turn LEFT on PAIGE ROAD (Big Home Depot store on the corner) Go down PAIGE, through one four-way stop until it dead-ends into NORTH COLONY BLVD. Turn RIGHT on NORTH COLONY BLVD Take an IMMEDIATE LEFT onto SQUIRES DRIVE After a half-mile or so SQUIRES will make a big right-hand curve. After the big right-hand curve turn RIGHT on VANCE STREET One block, turn LEFT on VADEN STREET Third house on the left. White brick, blue siding, white columns on porch, hot-pink houseletters, big elm tree, Big redbud bush on one end of the house, medium redbud bush on the other side. Crown-Vic and Red F-150 parked out front. Kevin van Houten (& Family) 5560 Vaden Street The Colony, TX 75056 Phone: 972-624-8474 Cell: 972-569-7704 > > Who needs crash-space? > I will, but I'm going to bring along a foam chair/cot, so any reasonable > space of floor will do. Shouldn't be a problem. Got a couple of couches and comfy leather recliners available also. > > What'll ya be hungry/thirsty for? > Burgers are always good. So is chicken. Tea, water, or fruit juice work > well -- not that I won't drink sodas, but in hot weather I find that > non-carbonated drinks are better for battling thirst. All are doable. I've been contemplating making my White Enchiladas... -- Qe'van the Unclothed, Bard of Nor http://qevan.home.attbi.com/poetry/ http://texasfilk.home.attbi.com/ ... 'I seem to be subject to irregularly timed fits of Avuncularity.' Rod