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A New Orleans style gospel brunch with a Texas Twist. I had been wanting to to to the Gospel Brunch at Gruene Hall for four years. The reason that I had never been was that my husband leads worship every Sunday morning and I could never go unless I went alone. I decided to buy a ticket and go even if I had to go by myself. While ordering my ticket, Denbigh got a look at the menu and the next thing I knew he took that Sunday off and bought himself a ticket.  I must say, it was the best time I have had in quite some time. It was an ragtime gospel fandango. I sang the entire time we were there and enjoyed myself so much I hardly ate. The food was incredible. It was a Texas menu. The roast was exquisite. You simply must do this atleast once in your life. I told Denbigh I plan on going several times a year so that I remember how joyous church is meant to be. The tickets for the upcoming month go on sale the day after the current brunch. You have to snatch them up within a few days. Ap...

Denbigh whisked me away to Salado to celebrate our anniversary. We slept at the cottage on the property on at the Inn at Salado Creek . I loved it. For the cost of your average hotel room we spent the night in a quaint cottage with two big rooms and two baths...complete with jacuzzi tub. I highly recommend it. The location is perfect. It is located right on Main Street within walking distance of all the shops, restaurants, and the creek. We took in the annual art fair, indulged in food, and shopped (my fave is Splendors ) til we dropped.  Check out Salado . We would love to this around the tree in our backyard. ©stephaniecherry.com