Nostalgia for my college days, a friend tying the knot and a desire to escape the East Coast took me home to Austin, Texas, a few weeks ago. Ah, Austin. A city I tired of after four years of never-ending breakfast tacos, heat waves and studying for tests at the University of Texas. After moving to Washington, … Continue reading The Eyes of Texas
Millennials favor shopping at Wal-Mart more than any other big retailer, according to a report released by InfoScout. Ad Age explored the phenomenon, with experts citing low prices, e-commerce, and convenience as key factors for the surprising turnout. But are these factors truly that shocking? I don’t think so. Perhaps it’s because I’m a millennial … Continue reading Food for Thought: Wal-Mart’s “Surprising” Stance with Millennial Shoppers
One simply must take advantage of Memorial Day Weekend – it’s the perfect opportunity to catch some sun without burning to a painful crisp. Cool breezes caress your skin, your cheeks begins to glow…as such, staying indoors is not an option. In an attempt to escape the city, I traveled south for a three-day excursion … Continue reading Navigating Virginia’s Coast
A few weeks ago, I brunched at Central Michel Richard – ‘twas a sunny and warm Sunday afternoon, apparently a rarity for Washington, D.C., in early May. The restaurant’s name alone evokes a sense of sophistication – an ode to French cuisine in the heart of our nation’s capital. Lured by an exquisite prix-fixe menu … Continue reading Brunch at Central Michel Richard
Do you ever stop to smell the roses? Do you look at life in rose-colored glasses? When life seems to throw you nothing but dark, sadistic turns, when will you finally lead your own path towards light? (read in a Carrie Bradshaw voice - I promise you'll find it funny). Don't worry - I'm not … Continue reading Painting the Town Red with #DCinWhite
Style Over Stress 