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• Spring Break 2025, Part 3

  By Lynn Hernandez| TulsaKids Magazine Verified My son and I crammed so much into 5 days, 4 nights in Texas I had to break my story into three parts! Again, I hope you had as good a break as we did, filled with family, friends, and food!!Since the mid to late ’80s, shortly after we graduated high school, my sister has lived in Austin, Texas. I visited many times before I finally graduated college and moved down there, too. Her husband worked in the concert ticket industry at a company called Star Tickets.

  By Lynn Hernandez · TulsaKids Magazine

  Apr. 08, 2025

• Spring Break 2025, Part 2

  By Lynn Hernandez| TulsaKids Magazine Verified Driving from Tulsa to Austin takes about 7 hours if you stop only once to gas up and take a quick potty break. The only time I’ve done that is when I’m traveling alone. I did it a lot when my brother and mother in Austin were very sick and dying. My brother passed about 15 years ago from cancer. My mother passed about 5 years later, also from cancer. During both situations I drove back and forth many times. I’d stay in Austin for a couple days at a time, come home for a week or so, then go back down.

  By Lynn Hernandez · TulsaKids Magazine

  Mar. 31, 2025

• Spring Break 2025, Part 3

  By Lynn Hernandez| TulsaKids Magazine Verified My son and I crammed so much into 5 days, 4 nights in Texas I had to break my story into three parts! Again, I hope you had as good a break as we did, filled with family, friends, and food!!Since the mid to late ’80s, shortly after we graduated high school, my sister has lived in Austin, Texas. I visited many times before I finally graduated college and moved down there, too. Her husband worked in the concert ticket industry at a company called Star Tickets.

  By Lynn Hernandez · TulsaKids Magazine

  Apr. 08, 2025

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