Two consecutive visits to Austin/Carlos Pueblo

Two consecutive visits to Austin/Carlos Pueblo

There were two consecutive visits to Austin for me, one was a week before

last for a regular one, and one of the last with my son Arthur for his annual

week off. A regular one means that we go up to Austin to do our daughter’s

house chores such as lawn mowing, garden weeding, and the cleaning of

inside since she has been so busy on her job. Arthur finally agreed to visit

her house after almost 8 years in existence. We drove his almost 20 years

old Q45, ran into an orange signal of engine services soon light scare, took

the city bus to tour the State Capitol, Congress Avenue, and Austin City Town

Lake, finally discovered a method of personal IRA banking of an investment

of a rental property.

The old car is a 1997 model with several issues fixed and is still running well

enough for his job of 3 miles a day one way; however, to complete a 150

miles trip is a real challenge, a risk become a crisis. The owner of a garage

across the street of her house recommended me find a diagnosis from a

auto parts store and bring it back for his analysis. His mechanic told me that

was a misfired engine #2, so he would replace a spark plug and hopefully no

need to tough the coil. We then took a Metro bus to the State Capitol. Arthur

cannot be a citizen of the lone star state and not has been visiting the Capitol.

We began the public tool on the ground floor with two giant painting of Alamo

and San Jacinto, then visited the state Senate and House chambers and down

to the basement and reminded me of my last Capitol visit of 1993 before the

office expansion completed. While we walked down to Congress Avenue, a

call came in from the garage and the car was ready to be picked up. We decided

to come home to see the vehicle which was place on the driveway and the car

key was in the mail box.

We still decided to use the same day pass for the bus to tour Congress Avenue in

the next morning. We walked all the way toward the famous Austin Town Lake,

actually was a dam of Colorado River. I guided him for a walk of certain portion

of the Lake; however, I had to make several break due to my old age. Austin is

still expanding in construction and there are so many people come to the city for

a convention of all kinds. Michelle came back from her training in Dallas in time to

see Arthur before her annual vacation to Asia.

I received a call from my old client and friend for her house deal on that day. Later

I promised her to accompany her to the closing table to view all document. The buyer

of her house was an individual representative funded by an individual retirement

account investor which I was not aware of back to my time as an agent in this field.

I shall explain all what his mention later in another piece.