
Anyway, it's quite amazing with its bronze, larger-than-life-size steers and their cowboy escorts. What's really cool is that it is located on the actual Shawnee Trail drive of the 1850s - and is the largest bronze monument of its kind in the world. Just to show you the hulking size of these steers, here is Haylee sitting on one:

When we started getting hungry for lunch Tristen suggested Cafe Brazil located in Deep Ellum. I knew nothing about this place but did know something about Deep Ellum..."Isn't that where there was just a shooting?". That's what I love about Tristen...her sense of adventure! Actually, she would never go into a place that was dangerous but she knows where to get some good food because she DOES try different places, unlike me! I eat the same thing at the same place...for example, if I am going to McAlisters , I always get their french dip....if I am going to eat at Pei Wei, I am always going to get their Honey Seared Chicken. I am NOT adventurous!
So, we end up here:
I wasn't super hungry so I just ordered the chips, salsa and guacamole. Their guac was GREAT! Tristen had the chicken crepes, Haylee and a cheeseburger and Kaiya had the toasted ham and cheese. This place is quite interesting and I even toyed with the idea of asking the 2 servers there if I could take Haylee's picture with them. There were tatoos, piercings and many other things involved but the thing I loved best were the dreadlocks that we saw!
Now, as a mom of a girl who can't stand to have her hair brushed, I saw a life lesson! As our waitress left after she took our order, I leaned over to whisper in Haylee's ear "do you see how her hair is? that's what happens when you never brush your hair!" I don't think it had the effect I was hoping for, but what can ya do?











1 comment:
What are you going to do if your plan backfired and instead of encouraging her to brush her hair, you inspired her new style?
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