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Category Archives: Texas

Timestrokes

by | Nov 19, 2018

And as the saxophonist stood to our applause, I silently thanked Mr. Moore for teaching me the language of time, imbuing this Saturday night with more meaning than it could otherwise have had.

Millennial Scene Reviewed

by | Sep 19, 2018

I rate this millennial trend three out of five stars.

That’s Right (You’re Not From Texas, But Neither Am I, I Guess)

by | Sep 4, 2018

Get your laughs in, Midwesterners, but for eight-year-old Caitlin, Texas was paradise.

The Kava Diary

by | Jul 22, 2017

“Oh,” she adds, almost as an afterthought, “Your mouth will start to tingle and go numb after a few sips. Don’t panic, that’s just a harmless side effect.”

Momentos de Tejas

by | Jun 26, 2016

By the end of the night, the musician had burned himself out, Ed was snoozing on a table in the back, and a thirteen-year-old girl who’d somehow snuck in was able to snag a selfie with “the Michigan Boys.”

Delayed

by | May 9, 2016

Terminal A is actually still a part of the old Soviet Union, and has been under construction since before planes were a thing. Want food? One option: The Earl of Sandwich.

Let Me Go

by | Jun 25, 2015

We’re immersed in an rapidly evolving environment, demanding from individuals more entrepreneurial energy rather than trusting an institution like a company, academy, or government, to carry us from cradle to grave.