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The Mothers Are Coming!
Our mothers, my hubby’s and mine, will soon visit. We coordinate their stays because, well, it blunts their impact.
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Michelin Star Winner John Tesar Brings Award-Winning Cuisine to Texas Next Month
Dallas is home to exactly one current Michelin-starred chef and that is Knife Steakhouse’s John Tesar, who was awarded the prestigious honor for Knife & Spoon, his restaurant at The Ritz Carlton Orlando, Grand Lakes.
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Enjoy The Heat and Climb Aboard the Tex-Mex Train
The Tex-Mex segment in Dallas is en fuego.
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Sweet! Chocophiles, This Weekend is For You
The Dallas Chocolate Festival is this weekend and there are plenty of opportunities to learn about and taste chocolate.
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This and That Hospitality Ponies Up for SMU Athletics
SMU fans have something new to look forward to while they’re Boulevarding.
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Walsh: America’s Workforce Is Stronger Than Ever
On Labor Day we honor the achievements of America’s workers, and in 2022 we have a historic victory to celebrate. Our nation’s working people have come all the way back from the depths of a global pandemic, regaining every job lost and more.
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And We’re Back: Food Events Ramping Up for Fall
Summer travel was prolific for many, me included, which is why there haven’t been quite as many food-related updates posted here. Now that school is back in session and Dallas is rolling into the busy social and event season, there are plenty of drinking and dining opportunities to enjoy.
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Double Trouble
Recently, our daughter moved from Texas to Utah. We were crushed that she planned to take our only grandchildren, 2-year-old twins with her.
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Presidential People Watching: 34 Reasons to Visit Café 43
Café 43 in the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum is a wonderful restaurant. The space is spectacular, the service is friendly and professional, and the food is delicious. Need more reasons to go? Here are 34 of them.
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Detour Brings Over the ‘Moon’ Coffee Discovery
I relish in how easy it is to remember the directions to D Magazine’s office: left on Walnut Hill Lane, right on the tollway, and go straight until you see the tall office building with a big, red “D” on it.
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To Embrace Our Diverse Community, We Must Call Others In, Rather Than Calling Them Out
There seems to be a lot of division in the world right now, and it can be seen in our own communities.
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