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Four Corners Brewery Tour
Craft beer is a word that has been buzzing more and more in Dallas over the years. And in this city, what’s better than craft beer? Local craft beer! Lucky for us, we are in no short supply. In the last 10 years Dallas has seen a boom in breweries churning out delicious suds. And one Continue reading
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The O’s at Dan’s Silverleaf, Denton
When the Old 97’s show was cut short on Saturday night, my concert companion, Michael, and I were obviously bummed; but luckily good music is never in short supply in these parts. Knowing this, we jumped in the car and drove up 35 to catch The O’s playing at Dan’s Silverleaf in Denton. I dubbed Continue reading
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Old 97’s at Frost Park, Fort Worth
So I think I’m in over my head with this post. And it’s not just because the Old 97’s are local legends who are still rocking out after 20 years and just released their latest foul-mouthed masterpiece to add their collection of awe-inspiring albums….Ok, I’m definitely in over my head! The point is, these dudes played a free Continue reading
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Michael Sitarzewski and I Discussed Dallas, Tech, & Coffee
If it weren’t for sharing my blog posts on Twitter, I’m not sure how I would have initially come across Michael Sitarzewski, but I’m almost positive it would have happened eventually. Though he’s only been back in Texas for a little under a year now, he’s been making an impact in the local tech community, Continue reading
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Hey Dallas, Let’s Walk Together On Social Media!
You’ve probably noticed that I’ve been posting a lot of outdoor pictures lately. That’s not just because of the awesome weather or plethora of amazing outdoor activities – though those things don’t hurt! It’s because walking has really helped to boost my mood and creativity. It’s also allowed me to get to know my city Continue reading
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Spring Greens Around Dallas
The weather is starting to get warmer. Just a matter of weeks ago I could walk several miles around town without breaking a sweat; now those same jaunts leave me uncomfortably drenched. But I don’t want to let it hinder my love of exploring the city on foot. I just suck it up and hydrate Continue reading
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Salim Nourallah and the Treefort 5 at The Foundry
I had been meaning to see Salim and the Treefort 5 again for a while. I saw them last fall and was really impressed and decided that the next time I had the chance I would definitely go to one of their shows. Well I lucked out last night. After a busy day of sending out Continue reading
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Tear Down 345? How About No
“How are you guys going to get there?” My friend Daniel asked me a couple of weeks ago when Katrina and I were heading out to a concert downtown. “I think we are just going to walk and then maybe Uber back home,” I replied. “Are you sure that’s safe?” Was his response. ——————————————————————————————————————— I’ve Continue reading
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My Last Meal at The Mecca, Lakewood
You may or may not have heard that last Sunday was the Mecca’s last day in business until they hopefully relocate. I won’t feign a long history of loyalty to this neighborhood diner, but I know that there is a lot of history to the Mecca. I think it’s been around 70+ years, though in Continue reading
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Oak Cliff Earth Day 2014
I was partially devastated a couple of weekends ago when the Deep Ellum Arts Festival was practically rained out. I still attended the event despite the rain, but I didn’t stay as long as I would have liked and missed the portion of the festival I had most looked forward to – the pet parade. Continue reading
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