Floating on the web one evening, I stumbled through a feed with something from Texas Monthly, and it summed up the place I grew up.
“Life in Austin was offbeat, affordable, spontaneous, blithe, and slyly amused, as if we were in on some hilarious secret the rest of the world was unaware of. Even then, the place had a reputation for being cool, but in my experience it was just extremely relaxed, almost to the point of stupor.”
That’s what I remember, and that’s how I recall the “good, old days,” when I was neither good, nor old.
3.14 Pie Day in Austin.
Aries Cards RockShop
Direct quotes, and it fits… “but in my experience it was just extremely relaxed, almost to the point of stupor.”
Mar. 14 at Nature’s Treasures
4103 N. Interstate 35
Austin, TX 78722
Phone: 512.472.5015
11AM – 5PM, appointments encouraged. E-mail.
Tuesday at Nature’s Treasures.
“It’s really him,” at the rock shop in Austin.
Mar. 14 at Nature’s Treasures
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“First to arrive gets the best deal.” (Source.)
Discounts are available.
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