Who's starving and freezing in 0℃ Dallas? Oh, it's me🥲

♨️I took advantage of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day weekend to visit Dallas for two days. Overall, it was a good experience, but it was just too cold!!! After just five minutes on the street, my hands and face would freeze. Make sure to check the weather before you go! 🙅🏻‍♀️Day 1: Fort Worth In Fort Worth, I visited two places: Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo. This show is definitely worth checking out. It's a very Texan cowboy-themed event. You should buy the tickets first and then plan the rest of your itinerary, as this show isn't held every day. Stockyard Cowboy Town. The town isn't very large, only a few blocks, and can be explored quickly. 🥲Day 2: Dallas Downtown Citywalk The entire Citywalk takes about 2 hours. Some of the more famous attractions in the downtown area include: Giant Eyeball. It's said that an artist created this sculpture by proportionally enlarging their own eyeball. It's now a landmark of Dallas. Sixth Floor Museum. This is the site where Kennedy was assassinated. It's now a museum that documents that period of history. Dallas Museum of Art. I happened to visit on a day when it was closed, but I've heard it's quite good. Reunion Tower. You can go up the tower for a view of Dallas. It costs $20 for a ticket. Personally, I don't think it's worth it, as Dallas's skyline is rather ordinary. #Dallas #LifeInUSA #Texas #Travel