I'm looking to relocate to Bandera, TX or Medina, TX (college, year)

[TXtrkgrl]

Originally Posted by songinthewind7

Remember the song, "blue eyes crying in the rain?" Ever heard the song, "blue hairs driving in my lane?"
No nightlife in Kerrville at all. Fredericksburg has nightlife though.

hahaha good one!!

[Camper1]

Originally Posted by songinthewind7

Remember the song, "blue eyes crying in the rain?" Ever heard the song, "blue hairs driving in my lane?"
No nightlife in Kerrville at all. Fredericksburg has nightlife though.

that is so funny!!!!!

[PR123]

HELLO THERE!!!! I work at a new restaunt at medina lake and its very nice with great food and a fun loving group of people... The pay is OK but the time goes very fast but during the summer its $$$. Its got beautiful water falls and its a big place. The name is PATIOS DEL LAGO Restaunt off FM 1283 @ 9600 78063 near Park Road 37. 830-612-2077 [EMAIL="Patiosdellago@gmail.com"]Patiosdellago@gmail.com[/EMAIL]

[TXtrkgrl]

Originally Posted by PR123

HELLO THERE!!!! I work at a new restaunt at medina lake and its very nice with great food and a fun loving group of people... The pay is OK but the time goes very fast but during the summer its $$$. Its got beautiful water falls and its a big place. The name is PATIOS DEL LAGO Restaunt off FM 1283 @ 9600 78063 near Park Road 37. 830-612-2077 Patiosdellago@gmail.com

I've been there and I was not very impressed. Mine and my husbands food was brought to the table cold. My daughter's chicken flautas were piping hot. I suppose they were cooking those while our food sat and got cold.
The bill was $40 for three of us, a little expensive for just a Thursday night dinner. (We are used to paying $20 up the street for just as good, or better food).

Maybe I should give it another chance. They were only open for about a month when we went, maybe they have worked out the kinks.

I hear the margarita's are VERY good though

[Lee W.]

Ideally, working on a dude ranch would be good, but lack of experience might make it harder to get that. There's a horse racing facility in NW Bexar County. They might have seasonal jobs. Have you experienced much heat in your life? It is hot a lot down here...outdoor work is pretty hard. I like the town of Medina (Love Creek Orchards and Medina Garden Nursery mainly), but I guess it might not have enough jobs for the people that live there.

[HillCountryHotRodMan]

LOL. Where is the horse rescue in Bandera? I know of the one in Pipe Creek.

[TXtrkgrl]

Originally Posted by HillCountryHotRodMan

LOL. Where is the horse rescue in Bandera? I know of the one in Pipe Creek.

If your talking about the ad I posted from the Bandera paper it is the refuge in Pipe Creek. It is a Pipe Creek phone number.

I'm pretty sure the OP is long gone by now

[doss1]

Originally Posted by Lee W.

Ideally, working on a dude ranch would be good, but lack of experience might make it harder to get that.

I worked in the Yellowstone back country with the NPS. I had no experience. I got paid hardly anything, but out there you don't need the same things a city person needs. You get everything for free--lodging, horse, God's best scenery and the stars at night to call your own. Other people pay thousands for that. Anyways, I count it as one of the best things, if not the best thing I've done in my life. I met many CEO-turned rangers that left high paying 6 figure jobs just so they can change their lives over for the better. Maybe I'll go back someday, but I know the experiences working there changed my life for the better. You look at things differently. Good luck in your search.

[badhornet]

You dont need a night life in Kerrville, when you have Taco Casa

[HillCountryHotRodMan]

Originally Posted by badhornet

You dont need a night life in Kerrville, when you have Taco Casa

Taco Casa, The Guadalupe River and cold beer. That's what it's all about!