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Snowday Dallas Captures Nostalgia of Missing School
Interactive photo experience one of many holiday-themed activities
A Magical Christmas Morning
I’ve always believed Christmas morning is positively magical.
Holiday Guide to Shopping Better at Central Market
Nothing tests your reputation as a good or bad cook like preparing a home-cooked holiday meal.
Things To Do: December Edition
Celebrate a White House Christmas, visit European-inspired Christmas markets, and attend a unique twist on a classic holiday tale.
Book Shelf: Read About Stress, History, and French Flair
The holidays can be a stressful time. Why not sit down and take a break with a book from a local author?
Hockaday Grad Nikky Phinyawatana Feeds Souls With Asian Mint
If you’re friends with Nikky, you know how she loves to take selfies with you. The thing about Nikky’s selfies, though, is that they are more about yourselfie than herselfie. She commemorates her deep gratitude for family, friends, and Mint Fanatics, the name she gives fans of her Asian Mint restaurant, by snapping photos and posting them online. This feeds her soul.
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SMU Champions Authentic Relationships
The faces of religious fanaticism are young; the faces of interfaith cooperation are old. That’s what Eboo Patel realized in college.
Time Draws Near for Home, Family, and Thanksgiving
In just a matter of weeks, my kitchen will be in full-on cooking and baking mode.
Things To Do: November Edition
Things To Do: November Edition
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Senior Studies: World Religions
Retirement can’t dull Tom McFaul’s interest in religions nor his passion for teaching.
Celebrate Seasonal Color Change by Decorating For Fall
Signs of autumn in North Texas greet me everywhere I turn.
The Power of Strong Role Models
Growing up, I loved hanging out watching my dad and brothers tinker with bikes and cars.
October Brings The Travel Bug
October is many Texans favorite month. It’s an outdoor month finally, with football, hunting, barbecues, and the State Fair.
Things To Do: October Edition
Things To Do: October Edition
Fair Fare So Extraordinaire It’s Worth Singing About
But here I am writing that it is, in fact, that time of year again: The State Fair of Texas starts Sept. 27 and runs through Oct. 20. Time to get excited.
Symbols of Female Empowerment
"You've come a long way, baby.” That became synonymous with the women’s movement of the 1960s.
Want to Stay Home, But Don’t Want to Cook? Hire a Chef
Conner FitzGerald likes to call himself “your chef-concierge.’’
Farewell-To-Summer Cocktail Parties
Can summer truly be over? It was just weeks ago that swimming pools were open and half of Dallas’ population was in Colorado to escape the Texas heat. I know – we were there, too!
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Searching for God Through the Camera Lens
Take a minute to stop and look at a wall covered in photographs at Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church. You might find God.
Take the Pizza Party Outdoors
When my husband and I were first dating, we went out for pizza fairly often.