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Can you believe it’s already (almost) fall? Is it just me, or are you catching wafts of apples, cinnamon and nutmeg in the air? Shudder. I’m practically dragging my heels as Starbucks, Dunkin’ and other national brands dangle these ri…
Read MoreHome kitchens have never been more lively than in these past several months. Thanks to the COVID-19 restrictions, people everywhere seem to be donning invisible chefs hats as they lovingly tend to sourdough starters, experiment with new food combinatio…
Read MoreThings are starting to pick back up in Houston – thank goodness. Houston Restaurant Weeks is rolling on, the NFL kicks off Thursday and exhibits are slowly but surely reappearing across the city. While the H-Town events may not look like they did befor…
Read MoreWith all that’s happening these days (the coronavirus pandemic, hurricanes, heat advisories), it’s hard to imagine we’re already at Labor Day weekend. I’m not sure whether it’s justified to say that time flew by or moved a…
Read MoreWith Hurricane Laura already triggering evacuations in Galveston and parts of Harris County, this could be an “interesting” weekend to say the least. Between the current state of 2020 and Houston’s history with unconventional super st…
Read MoreAt a time when public gatherings and art events are cancelled, postponed, or highly modified, this weekend provides a big sigh of relief. Friday, Saturday and Sunday seem to have inadvertently colluded to offer art lovers of all kinds three blissful da…
Read MoreIt’s weird to think that summer is coming to an end already for some  – at least for those kids in school districts starting early (HISD does not begin online learning till September 8) and their parents. It’s been a strange summer to say t…
Read MoreThere’s a lot going on in the world right now (outside of even a raging global pandemic). America’s SpaceX astronauts successfully returned to Earth. The classic “Got Milk” ads are back. Taylor Swift recently dropped a new album…
Read MoreTake a drive four hours west, past Austin and through the Hill Country, and you’ll eventually stumble upon Utopia– a small Texas town situated on the banks of the Sabinal River in Uvalde County. You won’t come across much life in Utopia. Its population…
Read MoreAs the end of July beckons and the coronavirus pandemic realities show no signs of changing, people across Houston are getting creative about how they choose to hold events and happenings – because life is too short to sit around and do nothing. Whethe…
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