| A new generation of the Pratt's are coming of age, seen here reacquainting themselves on their first day together, rather informaly in the hotel luggage cart. | 
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Little time was wasted in taking advantage of the key hotel amenity - the pool!.
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| Even the "adults" wanted to join in the water fun (but mostly in the warm jacuzzi). | 
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The Pratt clan even ventured out to San Antonio's
famous Riverwalk to sample the finest in Mexican cuisine
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As evidenced here, the chips and salsa were in high demand! |
The birthday boy and his family.
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| Every good meal should be closely followed by a restful nap, no matter where you might be. | 
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Outdoor eating is always fun in the middle of a hot June, Texas-summer afternoon. Please don't try this at home.
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Brother Jim keeps Sydney entertained with his brand of humor.
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| Shopping is a must on any vacation (just ask the women). Here Sarah and Robin display their newest soveniers, authentic Texas cowboy hats. | 
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You can't mention cowboys (girls?) without mentioning Indians. We spotted one here, seen attending my brother's party with his white woman, See-No-Evil. |
Speaking of parties, here's the band that played. And while I don't remember their name, "Motley Crew" came to mind (is that taken?). They played a lot of 70's songs and they were great!
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Every party has party crashers and this one was no exception. Who are these people? |
| Dancing, while discouraged, broke out anyway. Kids born at the turn of the century couldn't help but tap their little feet to music from the 1970's. | 
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Finally, after becoming fed-up by the lack of seating
arrangments at the party,
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Every good story has a happy ending. This one is no
exception. Upon their return that evening from San Antonio, my sister's boyfriend
Scott asked her to marry him! Congratulations (she said "yes")! |
