Amazing Grace
I will admit that I was slightly anxious about meeting Jen Hatmaker. After all, I had done my research and she seemed like a superwoman. A best-selling author, motivational speaker, blogger with... Read on »
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Mother of the Bride: Once her mother, always her mother
On the morning of July 5, I woke up. My eyes opened and realization washed over me. The wedding was done. My daughter was now a married woman. There was no longer a wedding... Read on »
The Person I Would Become
Anyone who knows me from childhood would easily agree that my 5th-grade teacher absolutely shaped the person I’d become. Mr. Stasiuk, a paraplegic, had one of the most fun outlooks on... Read on »
Female Entrepreneurs of Austin
In our July issue, we featured a 10-page Austin staycation directory for the perfect weekend getaway without leaving town. We were curious to get to know some of the women behind the businesses... Read on »
Living the Food-Trailer Dream
Most chefs dream of owning their own place, but the startup costs of opening a restaurant are insurmountable for many. Food trucks have become a way to pursue that dream with less overhead,... Read on »
Company Culture
With her bright red glasses and wild, curly hair, Cirrus Logic Chief Culture Officer Jo-Dee Benson wouldn’t look out of place up onstage rocking the bass guitar. It’s no... Read on »
Family Tradition
Running an antiques shop is in Dorothy Jean McPhaul’s blood. Her grandfather, Simon Sidle, opened Simon’s Antiques on Red River Street in 1918. Her aunt, Theresa Sidle Mays Hardeman, and... Read on »
Mother of the Bride: Looking Back
My mother-of-the-bride journey is officially coming to an end, and if you are reading this after July 4, my daughter is officially a married woman and on her journey as Mrs. Rogers. But with... Read on »
Wonderment
From Bryan to Lake Jackson and Houston to Longview, I’m a Texas girl, born and raised. I know my manners, canride a horse and my road trips contain some of the... Read on »
Will Run for Food
It felt as though spring would carry on through summer, every morning a torrential downpour masking the sunshine I was promised Texas would have. So it came as quite a surprise when there... Read on »
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