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We went back to the Mercado the next night too. We stopped by the Alameda Theater. It is awesome. We tried to figure out how to set the auto-timer on the camera, but I just couldn't remember how to do it. The Mercado was packed again. We went about an hour earlier and managed to get into some of the shops, then decided to stop by in the morning to buy stuff to take home. |
Elfida in front of the Alameda Theater. The crowd was huge and ready for loud Tejano sounds.
| We came up to the stage where Groupo Chevere was playing. They were good. We stayed there until they finished their set. |
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| Patsy Torres was there that night and we got to see most of her show. | |||||
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We were waiting for Mary Garza to come by. She used to be Carlos' babysitter many years ago. She played on the Falcon Soccer team when we first started the club. Mary introduced us to Patricio her friend. |
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When we were walking back to the cars, we saw this Spidercow, Spiderman's milk machine. | ||||
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This is the Santa Rosa Medical center. This is where Carlos was born 17 1/2 years ago. | ||||
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We headed back to Wilma's house at about 12:20 a.m. We had promised that we would stop by. We still have too many friends in San Antonio. |
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Almaguer, texas, Peņa, eagle pass, san antonio, almaguer, texas, pena, eagle pass, |
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