Last Friday morning my daughter-in-law treated me to a day at the Adolphus Hotel in downtown Dallas. We lounged by the pool on the seventh floor where servers attended to our needs.
I was almost positive I’d spotted former Dallas Cowboy quarterback, Tony Romo, in one of the cabanas. I was wrong—the guy was just barely taller than me. Sure am glad I didn’t ask for an autograph. 😉
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It’s been far too long since I’ve lounged poolside without a care in the world. A boy could get used to this, too!
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It was lovely. The Adolphus offers day passes to the pool for $25 a day. It was a great way to relax.
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Why aren’t you on that lounge chair IN the water??
Man, I neeeeeed to go to a pool soon!!
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I did get in once, but forgot to snap a photo.
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I’d live in water if I could! This weekend I realized it’s been years since I’ve been in a pool, or even the ocean (ocean water in Long Beach is gross).
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I still love to swim. Totally missed out on it last year.
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Smart hotel to offer outside pool use. Why does the AT&T building not have any windows or is this some weird optical illusion? Not sure I’d want to work in that monolith.
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I’m wondering if that part of the building is used for computer mainframes. In one photo you can see a tower that is part of the AT&T complex and there are definitely windows in it.
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Oh yes! Bet you’re correct.
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It’s my best guess! I once taught in a windowless classroom. Awful! Just awful.
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I guess if you are going to have that big of a swath of building with no windows to break up the facade (the AT&T building), they did a pretty decent job of not making it a gigantic concrete eyesore. I’m a little impressed. Glad you got a little spoiled! Looks amazing!
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An oasis in the heart of Dallas.
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Lovely!
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It really was!
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Sweet decadence
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Truly sweet. And wonderfully decadent. Thanks.
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