CatchingClaudia

You can’t leave Texas without experiencing Buc-ee’s”. We were on the highway and every so often you can see a billboard saying “Buc-ee’s is 34 miles away”, and then another one saying “only 22 miles to Buc-ee’s”. As soon as these soft ice pellets graced my presence I knew Buc-ee’s was the place for me. Although Texas is often considered “too big for its own good”, knowing that a place like Buc-ee’s exists makes the journey just as good as the destination.

When I brought the dish to school and presented it, I saw my classmates' eyes light up with intrigue and their mouths watering to taste our dish. I found that learning about other cultures, exploring the lifestyles of people, and partaking of their food was exciting for me. As I grew older and became more involved with people of different backgrounds and cultures my interest in travel grew more and more – even more so as my old friends’ parents got orders and they moved away. So... I’ve created this blog to share my pictures, adventures, tales, and experiences with not just my friends, but also with any other travel lovers who are looking for a new place to visit for a vacation or even just a short getaway or day trip.

She told me to leave the tourist area and head to a place called Cajun Seafood because the crawfish around there didn’t have enough flavor. Before heading to Cajun Seafood ,we walked around the area passing through the most famous places like, Bourbon Street, Pirates Alley, and Jackson Square, where the St. Louis Cathedral is located. Right as we were looking at the cathedral, rain started pouring down on the street, but the street artist kept singing in true New Orleans spirit. Finally, we hopped in our car, drove to Cajun Seafood and purchased a bag of fresh crawfish.