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Houston’s Karbach Brewing Co.
Being the biggest doesn’t always make you the best. And when it comes to breweries, that’s especially true. The first time I saw Karbach Beer was in March 2011. My favorite grocery store was promoting...
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It’s my Birthday and I’ll Write What I Want to
In the words of 1990s rap sensation, DJ KOOL, “Let me clear my throat.” I’m just going to get this out of the way. Today is my birthday. I was born in 1974. I know you’re mentally borrowing from the...
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Home Again
People in small towns are inherently nosy. Ask anyone who has lived in a one and they will tell you the same. I should know. I was one of them. After living the big-city life for over fifteen years,...
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I Heart Houston: Favorites from the Bayou City
Often overshadowed by Austin for its funky vibe, San Antonio for its historical and tourism value, and Dallas for its cosmopolitan reputation, Houston has all of those qualities and more. Namesake of...
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What’s so Great about Europe anyway?
I’ve recently toyed with the idea of moving outside of the USA, and I’ve had brief tastes of what it would be like. I’ve spent a month in China, Singapore, and most recently, Europe. However, one month...
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Steep to Cheap: Two Great Houston Restaurants
Houston has been my home since 2002. Perhaps it’s not as quirky as Austin, sexy as New York, or glamorous as LA, but Houston is a great place to live. And according to Forbes, it’s America’s coolest...
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My Travel Year in Instagram Photos for 2013
The year is coming to a close, and I’ve been reflecting on my 2013 year in travel. During these twelve months, I visited sixteen countries on three different continents. This was definitely my best...
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48 Hours in Houston: Favorites from a Local
Having called Houston home since 2002, you’d think that I’ve experienced all that the city has to offer. In reality, I’ve only scratched the surface. As America’s fourth largest city, Houston is often...
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