You may have heard of this place... a mysterious small town... a minimalist artist's hub... home of the lone Prada "store" art installation. Along with other monumental wonders like the dim-lit Stardust Motel sign and the Marfa Lights, this is a lonely pocket of the West Texas desert. There are many hidden wonders to observe … Continue reading Weird West Texas Desert: Marfa
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Market In The Alley: A collective of creators, designers and makers
Ever since moving to Las Vegas, I sought out to find a gathering of small business owners and generally anyone who is side hustling in some sort of way. With Vegas having a stigma and allure of being the Sin City to satisfy your vices, I want to remind visitors (and myself from time to … Continue reading Market In The Alley: A collective of creators, designers and makers
The Southwest Charm of Scottsdale
Since we travelled several times last year... Los Angeles, New Orleans, Seattle, Chicago, and back to Seattle... we put the breaks on the year 2019. But, the hustle keeps going. With one last trip to start 2019 off, Phoenix would be our last scheduled travel destination this year.. (of course that is subject to change … Continue reading The Southwest Charm of Scottsdale
Chicago: Where to chow & sip in Logan Square
I don't know how I ended up eating so much Mexican food on this trip, but I can count three different times where I was having a burrito or a bowl somewhere. Tom and Kristina (Stina) mentioned that even when they went to LA, they consider their midwest city offers better Mexican food and more … Continue reading Chicago: Where to chow & sip in Logan Square
In The Woods: South Whidbey Island
Welcome back... to the forest. The Pacific Northwest gets a bad rep for the “weather” but you know what? It makes the summer months so much more beautiful. Torrential rain = gorgeous greenery ripe for hiking, picnics and other hip outdoorsy shit. Just being in a park with my good friend from back home is … Continue reading In The Woods: South Whidbey Island
