On a mission in San Antonio
Every time I have visited San Antonio, I’ve remembered the Alamo. But until my last visit a few weeks ago, I had never seen the other missions which are part […]
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‘Michael’ the movie angel was here in Gruene, TX
That was all I needed to hear. The movie “Michael.“—you know, the one about an angel on earth and the tabloid reporters who investigated— filmed a scene just up the […]
POSTCARD from San Antonio
¡Feliz Dia de Los Muertos! On a recent trip to San Antonio, I was thrilled to go to a street festival marking El Dia de Los Muertos. The Day of […]
I remembered the Alamo
Something draws me to the Alamo when I’m in San Antonio. I can’t stay away. Ever since my first visit sometime in the 1980s, I have found myself not only […]
Sipping and shopping in Fredericksburg, TX — again
Revised and reposted Feb. 2, 2017—reflects return visit. You know that picture of a cowboy town created by Hollywood? A main street, lined with little shops, lots of room to tie […]
Artful shopping in San Antonio’s La Villita
Tucked away on a bend in San Antonio’s Riverwalk, La Villita charms history buffs and shopping aficionados alike with its collection of preserved buildings and the arts and craft studios they […]
TIPSY TOURIST: Sipping, shopping in Fredericksburg, TX — again
You know that picture of a cowboy town created by Hollywood? A main street, lined with little shops, lots of room to tie up your horse, the friendly saloon, the […]
Postcard from Waco, Texas
When I learned we were driving right through Waco, Texas, I knew we had to stop at Magnolia Market. A big fan of HGTV’s “Fixer Upper,” I couldn’t miss the opportunity […]
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