The sunset Friday Sept. 12, 2008 was spectacular and a little scary. What the pictures do not show is the trees are already whipping to and fro, you could tell that there would be trees down before morning, and the clouds were moving fast in a circular motion unlike the regular straight in from the coast winds before a storm clouds that we are used to. I stood out for the longest staring at the sky and watching the changes wondering what the night would hold for us. As the sun set in flaming colors, I knew that it would be a different world when morning came.
From the moment I got out of my car and realized, wow, "that's Jason Crouch" who pulled in behind me, I knew it was going to be a different day! The day definitely was not disappointing. I learned so much about different aspects of social networking, blogging and internet sites that I feel my head is going to burst. I will be able to apply so much of what was talked about without feeling overwhelmed with all the different aspects that you can stay connected to the technology available today.
This day really made learning fun, there was none of that three o'clock blues of when is this thing gonna end.
Met a lot of nice people and folks who I already knew from their blogs. The thing was all day I felt like I never meet a stranger, we were already connected.
Thank you, Thank you, Active Rain for hosting this event in my backyard.
One of our family favorite places to beat the summer heat in Houston is SplashTown USA!
Located off I-45 and 2920 it is a summer fun destination since the 1980's. SplashTown offers fun in the sun with lots of water activities. As you approach the palm tree-lined entrance you escape to a 53 acre water world were age boundaries drop away and everyone is young again. 
From sun bathing to wild rides SplashTown offers a little of everything in a safe family environment. With plenty of lifeguards and multiple aquatic activity areas even the smallest of tots can find a water haven to let their imagination run wild playing pirates and shooting water cannons in the Crocodile Isle

Sit by the wave pool and soak up the rays or swim down the Guadalupe River Ride and let your troubles drift away.

Several Restaurants will fill and fuel your belly. Choose from the Dog House, Pizza Palace, New Braunfels Grill or eat at the Food 'n' Fun Cafe that has a little bit of everything in an air condition forest atmosphere.
Shop till you drop at at the Beach Shop were you can check out the latest bathing suit styles or stock up on suntan lotion. Pick up a souvenir tee-shirt or hat to let everyone know you been beating the summer heat at SplashTown!
For the adventurous, the fun and screams never end! With rides like the Tornado, Thunder Run, Zoom Flume, Space Rapids and Shotgun Falls to name a few. The excitement never ends! New rides are featured each year at SplashTown with the newest extreme tube slide for 2008 the RipCurl.
Thrill Seeker who are not afraid of heights can brave the Texas Freefall. After climbing five stories up the brave souls slide down at a scary speed!


Remember those summer days at the river swinging on a rope tied to a tree? Well, recreate those memories at the Blue Lagoon.

Or Slip and Slide on one of the many water features!

SplashTown is the summer place to cool off and have fun. A day at SplashTown will leave you with a smile on your face and planning your next trip to the waterpark!
Plan your next birthday party, company event, or just have SplashTown cater a picnic for your next outing. SplashTown offer's group rates and season passes. Call 281-355-3300 for more information.
Tickets
Online Special: Save $2:00 off general admission when purchased online
Price at the Park
General Admission $32.99
Child under 48" $24.99
Children 2 & under FREE

21300 IH-45 North, Spring, Texas 77373
Conroe's First Thur Concert In on July 3rd was a great evening to jump start the long weekend! I had clients all day so we missed the first band, but arrived during set up of Joe Ely.
We moseyed down and spread out blanket about 15 feet from the stage, The park was packed but not crowded and the evening breeze kicked in to cool to concert goers down,

The biggest surprise was the accordion player, WOW!! He sounded fantastic, never knew the accordion was such a versatile sounding instrument.

Michael and I had a great time and the best part was the total price for the evening (beside gas) was a whopping $2.50 cents for the popcorn and snow-cone.

Then to top the evening off we stopped a one of Conroe's fairly new restaurants for Chinese take out
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