The USA Film Festival screened this charming beautiful film last week. I couldn’t make the screening so I gave my seats to my Neice Emily and her husband Ben. Ben Graph just received his PH.D. in music. This is what Ben shared: “This movie was awesome. I knew all of the music excerpts and Streep [...]
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Obrigado – how to express your gratitude in Portuguese I love the Summer Olympics and I love Brazil. The people are so fun, exotic and truly Beautiful … on the inside as well as the outside! I’m looking forward to the opening ceremonies. I’m a swimmer, so the swimming events are my deal. Did you [...]
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The Blessings Of Liberty! I love to travel and my favorite possession is my USA Passport. I love my country. Last night I was at a natural hot springs soaking and listened in on a conversation. A beautiful young couple just returned from 2 years of studying in London obtaining their Masters Degrees. They did [...]
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Chill out this weekend with FREE frozen margaritas while you do some Summer shopping. Brumley Gardens is having their Big Annual Summer Clearance sale. Everything will be 50-75% off. How cool is that? For over 25 years, Owner Chris Brumley has provided customers with quality plants and innovative solutions for their lawn, garden, and landscape design needs. Brumley Gardenshas [...]
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LARK on the Park is a contemporary, urban restaurant located on the edge of Klyde Warren Park that has been around for almost 3 years now. LARK introduces two new exciting chefs, Melody Bishop & Dennis Kelley, and features seasonal cuisine with global influence. Illustrators are heavily featured and if you’re interested in helping design [...]
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Join The Dallas Arboretum every Friday in July for “Family Fun Fridays” located in the Pecan Grove. There will be face painting, a petting zoo, silhouette artist Micki Triggs ,and music for the little ones. Free with standard admission ticket. Once the kids head to bed, enjoy Garden Gigs every Friday night, starting at 7:30pm. [...]
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Disneyland for God! The mountain first called me in 1994 for a 2-week conference titled “The Arts of The Sacred”. I studied sacred geometry, sacred cannon, sacred pattern and sacred painting (I painted an Icon of Jesus in the Coptic style). My dear friends David and Darlene Yarbrough moved to Crestone hosting the conference with [...]
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The Bishop Arts District is a neighborhood rich in history, and was the site of Dallas’ busiest trolly stop in the 1930s. Since the area’s revitalization, the Bishop Arts District has been featured in the New York Times, USA Today and The Daily Beast for its small-town feel, hidden-gem appeal, and close-knit community. Remember Bastille [...]
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I highly recommend this beautiful and exquisite boutique restaurant, which surpasses anything in the Dallas metroplex. This is the type of restaurant that puts Dallas on the map. Internationally on par with Paris, Milan, New York, and LA. This is what a dining experience is all about. Come celebrate Bastille Day at Grange Hall on [...]
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MADE IN AMERICA!!! This event showed up in my inbox and looked very interesting. Steinway Dallas is located in one of my favorite buildings on the West side of Central Expressway @ McCommas. The Rodgers Building is a very cool retro mid-century modem design. Check it out. Throughout the month of July, the STEINWAY & [...]
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