First we toured Moody mansion and then went
to a burger joint where we got this picture of our fine hostess, Kris,
as she was taking a picture of her fine guests, us.
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Then we toured the oil rig museum and saw
these rigs in the harbor for repair. The museum was an old retrofitted
oil rig.
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Here we are, all dressed up for working as
roughnecks on the rig. You'll notice that Julie wears the
coveralls in this family. I'm stuck with the orange jacket and
goggles.
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Kris and Julie decide to spruce the place up
a bit, but as you can see, they missed a few spots.
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The oil rig museum even has an exhibit of the
manager's desk. I knew a self-portrait opportunity when I saw one.
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After the museum, we still hadn't been
swimming in the Gulf of Mexico. But darned if a big old storm
didn't blow up and dump on the coast. (Can you hear my Texas
accent?) Notice that there are no curbs in this street.
Actually, they are there, you just can't see them under the many
inches of water in this street. Hula Dude says, "That's a lot of
water" (strum strum).
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