After the Alamo we decided to get something to eat. And, we didn't leave the kids at home alone, Anne- a young woman from their ward had come to babysit while we went out. She was great to have on the entire trip. Also, San Antonio is known for the riverwalk, which is a path along a river that runs below street level. There are shops, restaurants, etc. We had seen a place we wanted to try and had consulted the map as seen above, and so we started our journey.
We walked a fair piece and Tanya who was 4 or 5 months pregnant at the time was amazing- but all of us were getting tired and hungry, but Buck and Brian said they knew where they were going, so we kept walking.
As we neared the timeshare, clearly not where the food was, Tanya and I decided to stop and ask for help. We had to wait for the nice man to finish telling the other people where they could go to dinner as well.
We learned that our problem was, once we entered the riverwalk, had we turned right instead of left, we would have been at the door of the restaurant. So back we went, but dinner was delicious.
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