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Culture 0Tonight: Art House Cinema Day at Gables Cinema featuring “In Fabric”
Let me just come right out and say that I don’t dress well. I’ve never been a sharp dresser, and that’s probably not going to change as long as two iron-clad factors remain in place: I don’t shop and I don’t care. Occasionally (weddings, funerals) I will deliver for the people in my life more effort than normally goes into my 365-day uniform ...
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Culture 1A Taste of Coral Gables Book Signing at Books & Books
It’s official! I am now a published author with a legit book launch and signing. My first book ever, A Taste of Coral Gables, was celebrated on Tuesday, September 17th at Books & Books in Coral Gables. A Taste of Coral Gables is a foodie guide to the City Beautiful featuring the restaurants within the city limits of Coral Gables, featuring the ...
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Activities 0Coral Gables Love Book Signing: A Taste of Coral Gables
Join me to Sip, Taste and Celebrate the launch of my new cookbook, A Taste of Coral Gables, a Culinary Tour and Recipes from the City Beautiful! I’ll be at there signing copies of the book along with some of the best chefs and restauranteurs in Coral Gables. This exciting foodie-focused event – put together by the City of Coral Gables and Books & ...
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Travel 1Asheville, North Carolina Travel Guide
I’m excited to work with our sponsor, Hyundai USA, to share this travel guide of Asheville, North Carolina with you! Photo by Vintage Unicorn Living in Miami, it’s easy to forget how fun driving can be. For better or worse, our roadways have only 3 features: flat, straight, and slow. Don’t get me wrong, there’s a lot to love about Miami – ...
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Activities 0Fairchild Mango Festival: So Many Mangos
There’s that one thing that gets us through the intense summer heat here in Miami, and I’m not talking about the beach. Yup, when dry air is nowhere to be found, and every time you step outside feels like you’re stepping into a giant sauna, it can only mean one thing: mango season. Ah yes, when the tropical climate becomes less like ...
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Culture 2A Dinner Conversation About Aging
I’m excited to work with our sponsors, AARP Cincuentañeros™ and #WeAllGrow Latina Network, to start this conversation with you! I recently attended a Latina blogger conference in Long Beach, California called #WeAllGrow Summit; and got to speak on The Blogger Union’s panel on How To Build A Thriving Blogger Community along with Claudia Camargo founder of the Minneapolis Bloggers and Kimberly Pfaehler ...
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Activities 1Enjoy the Zen of Watercolor Classes at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
I have a thing for art and creative projects; and I have my mom to thank for that. “Thank you, Mami!” She was always up to something: painting a mural, collecting pine cones for a Christmas decoration, or trying some new medium like wood burning. Turns out my sister, Andrea, and I love making things just like mom did. Arts and crafts ...
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Restaurants 2For the Best Pancakes in Miami, Make Reservations at Eating House
Yes, that’s condensed milk you’re staring at. Eating breakfast makes me happy. I don’t know what it is about this meal that is so enjoyable. Maybe it’s the fact that I get to drink my first cup of coffee; or maybe it’s that most breakfast foods are carbs. Give me all your breads, pastries, pancakes, and waffles! As a lover of carbs, ...
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Culture 0This Weekend, Discover if a 3D Movie Can Be Art
Can you think of a time when you saw a movie that changed the way you watch movies? When I think about this question, I sometimes think about 1999. Two friends and I went to check out the strange, newly-released, action film called “the Matrix”. I remember the three of us walking out of the theater and into the (now demolished) Riverwalk ...
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