Celebrating the Patron Saint of Ireland Sans Booze
While St Patrick’s Day celebrates the patron saint of Ireland, who is credited with bringing Christianity to its people, we typically commemorate his day...
Celebrating Local Ladies for International Women’s Day
International Women’s Day first occurred in 1911. It is now a global event held worldwide every Mar 8, celebrating women’s cultural, economic, social, and political...
Texas Independence Day
Being our own country again would have its drawbacks. We nearly froze to death on our own power grid last week. Anyhow, in terms...
Virtual Insanity
Having sheltered in place, snuggled down nice and warm over this past weekend, and now working from home due to #Snowpocalypse2021, I have begun...
Animal Magnetism
Humans. We are a plague on this planet. Animals? We do not deserve them. For those who sometimes prefer our furry friends’ companionship rather...
What’s Cooking Sunday?
Will the Chiefs beat the Buccaneers? Who knows. Neither team has an animal mascot — my usual go-to in football pots because “I want...
A New Lease on Life: Healthy Apartment Living
January is often the time we contemplate self-improvement. Our New Year’s resolutions typically range from less drinking and smoking to more veggies and exercise....
Poirier vs. McGregor
For only the second time in UFC history — with the first being in 2014 — Dustin Poirier is stepping into the octagon with...
Magnolia at the Modern Returns
Our love of film has not diminished with the closings and reopenings and permanent closings of movie theaters plaguing us throughout 2020. We’ve learned...
Las Posadas at Traders Village
Celebrated in Cuba, Guatemala, Latin America, and Spain in late December, Los Posadas is also celebrated by the Latinx community in the United States....
