A Day of Coffee, Music, and Delicious Plant-Based Dining

This morning, I rose early with the aim of clearing some work off my plate, setting the stage for a relaxed coffee break. The company of Ty and his dad made our visit to Annex in Webster—a place famed for its exceptional coffee—all the more enjoyable.

As the afternoon unfolded, the boys, fresh from their first day back at school, dropped by for a catch-up session. It's always a delight to hear their school stories and share in their daily adventures.

Our day took a practical turn with a quick stop at Guitar Center. Jupiter needed some guitar cables, and while we didn't linger to try out instruments, the brief visit added a note of musical intrigue to our day.

Dinner was the crescendo of our day, spent at Terror Tacos. Known for its stellar Mexican-style cuisine, the restaurant's entirely plant-based menu is a haven for us. It’s a welcome change not to have to pore over menus and ingredients to find vegetarian-friendly options. Dining at places like this, where every dish aligns with our diet, is a rare and much-appreciated luxury.

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