It seems like a month has passed from last week's What We Did until today. In that period of time, we celebrated some Denton failure, heard lots of opinions on Walnut St., looked at a bunch of old cars and took the a-train on a trip to Dallas. What were you out doing this past weekend? Make sure to throw #WDDI on your photos from week to week to be included in our What We Did post.
We went out to Viet Bites again and ate our heart's out for a forthcoming review.
We remembered why the "Poached Bananas in Coconut Cream" at Andaman Thai was our favorite dessert in town.
We could write poetry about the ice spheres encapsulated in the old fashioned's at East Side Social Club.
The square was shut down to cars Saturday morning and afternoon in order to showcase...cars. Special cars, that is. The annual Arts, Antiques and Autos show saw lots of people milling about around the antique and strange cars and quietly bidding on silent auction pieces inside the courthouse.
Come and Take It Denton was out and about again Saturday morning.
Lots of interesting cars were on display, like this 2005 Renault to a 1999 Ford Focus with french fries on the dash that someone from out of town accidentally left parked on the square.
Yeah, yeah...we know we talked about La Estrella last week, but we just love this place so much and we're there all the time. This is a mural on the east side of the building that had us wondering what was really in that carne asada (carne acid-a?).
William Andrew Ganzer silently watched over the items in the silent auction held inside of the courthouse during the Arts, Antiques and Autos show.
We gathered around the Well's Fargo building to once more celebrate the failure of the city of Denton to excavate a time capsule in a timely fashion. Both Glen Farris and Kevin Roden gave speeches on the matter. (photo by Dave Koen)
FishBoy played a couple of songs to get the crowd pumped. (photo Dave Koen)
We took the A-train to the Perot museum in Dallas again. This time without a bunch of 7th graders. (photo by @naysnews)
It's a great reason to take the train. Plenty of spots nearby and the weather is getting to the point where you won't be drenched in sweat by the time you arrive. (photo by @naysnews)
We found some spirit deep within us and cheered on the UNT football team on Saturday. Thankfully we were there to witness their victory over Ball State. We even got spotted dancing on the big screen.
Tailgating includes the Mean Green marching band making their way through the crowds and into the stadium.
Chili cheese Frito pie rounded out our football experience.
Youthbitch from Portland, Oregon played a killer set at J&J's. (photo by Dave Koen)