El Paso is lovely in the summer. The weather was pretty good, temps right around 95. Not too hot. So, the whole family flys in on the same day, and we all agree to meet for dinner, but nothing too fancy. Where do you suppose we chose? Costco. That's right decent food for a great price. Pizza for the chamacos, salads for the fogies (as in old), and everything in between for the rest of the crowd.
Curley and Nettie looking at pics of the trip.
One for the family GQ edition.
A few of Grandfather's grandchildren - Joseph, Samuel, Angelina, and Carlos. (the second generation)
The first generation.
Amy, after having been lost in the store for what seemed like days, is happily reunited with the rest of the tribe.
Daddy's Nose. (remind anyone of Saturday's Warrior?)
With Grammy at her bed side
Another shot of a beautiful lady.
As much as it was good to see family, we all remarked about the food. Aside from Costco, we spent the rest of the week eating, or looking for another good place to eat. It is hard to decide which was the best place, the little family run store front in El Paso called Delicious, the historical outpost/cantina/restaurant in Las Cruces,NM called La Posta, the iconic spot in Mesilla, NM called Chopes, or the snacks from Stahmann's Pecan Farms.
Gorditas at Delicious.
The real reason for the trip to El Paso - to celebrate a birthday with Grandfather Abe.
Snacks from Stahmann's
Enchiladas at La Posta
or a burger and fries for the small frys at La Posta. to be continued...
1 comments:
Happy Birthday Abe! is that man your brother, Steven or Yvette's new hubby? I am guessing Steven..., no? What a great photo of you all.
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