Stop by this popular Deer Park spot to get your fill of tasty, Cajun-style seafood in a friendly, relaxed setting. Settle in with an icy longneck beer and a big plate of Fried Catfish. Stop by on Tuesday and get all-you-can-eat Crawfish all night long!

Guidry's crawfish – aka mudbugs – are boiled with corn on the cob and potatoes and are hot and spicy, just the way you like them. Boiled mushrooms and sausage can be added, if you like. Fresh Gulf Shrimp and Blue Crabs are also on the menu. Order yours boiled in a range of spiciness, including regular, spicy, extra spicy and super-spicy! Check out their facebook page for nightly specials and live music.

A large-screen TV is on hand, so you can catch your favorite sporting events while dining at this seafood spot not far from The Broadwater.

Guidry's Cruisin' Cajun Catfish
2113 Center Street
Deer Park, TX 77536
(281) 930-1224
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Macramé may have originally gained popularity back in the 1970s, but the kitschy weaving craft is coming back in a big way. If you love plants and you’re always looking for fun new ways to display them, you may even want to try making a macramé plant hanger of your own. Here are a few tutorials to help you get started!

Colorful Polyester Rope Hanger [hgtv.com]
With this tutorial, you’ll learn how to make a macramé hanger using only a few colors of polyester rope, a carabiner, and a screw hook. The actual plant hanger itself is fairly simple, but wrapping the multicolored string around the top adds a fun pop of color.

Sturdy Macramé Plant Hanger [lowes.com]
If you’re looking for something that’s a bit sturdier to hang a particularly heavy plant, this is a great tutorial. It uses clothesline instead of the usual yarn or polyester rope, as well as 18-gauge steel wire and a chain ring for added reinforcement.

Mini String Planters [blog.freepeople.com]
For something quicker and easier, this cute tutorial from the Free People blog uses standard yarn that you might already have stashed away at home. This is a fun tutorial to do while you relax in front of the TV, and the finished product is a great way to hang small air plants or succulents in miniature pots.

CC-BY-2.0/Flickr Aubree Flink

For a fun and free afternoon with friends and family, head down to Crenshaw Park in Pasadena. This scenic public park is located right along the lake, with a convenient bridge dividing it from the rest of the area. The walking, jogging, and biking trail winds its way around the lake’s perimeter, offering a nice, cool breeze and beautiful views along with your outdoor workout. If you’re simply looking for a relaxing spot to sit and relax, there are also a number of benches situated at various points along the trail that offer great views of the lake’s shores.

You’ll often find people fishing along the banks of the lake, as well as having the occasional picnic at its picnic tables and gazebos. Crenshaw Park boasts a nice playground for younger visitors, and there are even public restrooms that make it a convenient place for families to visit.

Crenshaw Park
4700 – 4950 Burke Road
Pasadena, TX 77504
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