Shopping for furniture and home fissures is a huge pain in the rear. Potter barn, Restoration Hardware, Z Gallerie, Arthaus… etc.. etc… It is really tedious. If you go online, you’re overwhelmed. If you go into a store, you’re bombarded with retail sales tactics. If
I loved the space that St. Phillip occupied and I’m thrilled that the restaurant is being reopened by new owners. http://austin.eater.com/2016/1/6/10725540/cane-rosso-opens-austin-st-philip I’ll be there when they open to see what the fuss is all about. The logo makes me think of Rebel Pizza Bar on Shoal
So 2016 is upon us and so are resolutions. Most people put weight loss, exercise and healthier habits at the top of their lists. I’m of the opinion that it takes a mix of diet and exercise to yields the best results. Being a small-framed man, I
The posts have been few and far between lately as I am deep into a moving project. We all know what a PITA moving is and this one is up there with the best of them. I’ll be back at it soon, so stay tuned.
Need something weird, creative and interesting to surprise your other half for the holidays? I’ve found just the thing! Try an underground concert. http://www.cavewithoutaname.com/content/winter-solstice-celebration-circle
Blown away. That’s my only comment about Gemelli in East Austin (East 6th and Waller-ish). The hazelnut gelato was scrumptious and the Amaro amazing. I felt like I was in a completely different city. This coffee shop is wonderful! You simply must visit.
I really like some of these thoughtful gifts fro men. http://www.bustle.com/articles/118241-60-great-gifts-for-guys-that-theyll-actually-want