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I've been off work since Friday. On Friday, I played Wind Waker while Tess was out. Saturday, the same. Sunday, too. You'd think that was boring, but it wasn't - I've simply enjoyed not being at that soul-crushing job.

With Drupal-con over, Tess wanted to see some sights. Monday, there was a 450 mile drive around the Hill Country. Tuesday we saw some sights closer to Austin. Wednesday, we're going to Fredericksburg. All three days, I drew something.

I'm enjoying things again. And I like that.

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its been suggested to me again that I should put togethern some kind of travelogue for the Texas Hill Country. I could definitely do this. I know the area very well...

Thing is, there are already a TON of good travelogues out there. Richard Zelade's "Hill Country" and "Central Texas Stew" are absolutely great books, and where most of my knowledge comes from. What those books don't have, Hill Country Reporter with Bob Phillips fills in, as well as The Handbook of Texas Online.

But, it occurs to me, the one thing it doesn't have? Pictures. The books have no pictures, and neither does the Handbook. HCR is a great show - but only a few pictures.

Maybe, I need less travelogue...and more "picturelogue."

What do you, the viewer at home, think?

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