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Nothing helps you chill out more than a relaxed date at a yogurt shop or cafe in Houston. Traveling means packing, rushing and experiencing new things together. The familiarity of an icy treat is sure to warm up your mood
Read moreBy Serena Makofsky Promising gratuitous nudity and all-out wildness, comedienne Margaret Cho returns to Provincetown August 2012 with all new material for her weeklong stint at The Art House. The “Agent Provacateur of standup” who jokes “I look at husbands
Read moreMany travelers bring a carry-on bag to ensure they have certain items available when they first arrive. Anyone who has suffered lost baggage before understands this desire. Now airlines are putting a premium on anything other than a personal bag.
Read moreBlanton Museum of Art in Austin Visiting the Blanton Museum of Art in Austin is the perfect way to bring “Brokeback Mountain” to life. A pivotal film for the LGBT community, “Brokeback Mountain” told the tale of the secretive
Read moreRead Falling for California on the Texas Travel and Leisure website. This article by Serena Makofsky brings us back to the Alfred Hitchcock classic, Verigo. James Stewart and Kim Novak whirl about in a deceptive affair in this movie. And
Read more-BY TINA R. RULEWICZ “Like so many artists and innovative minds before her, Lisa-Marie Nowakowski moved to Provincetown, Massachusetts because of the enchanting and inspiring character the small village possesses and exudes. “I am in love with the geography here:
Read moreBy Tina Rulewicz “Magic mingles with mist, saturating Hawaii with exquisite beauty, where diverse climates exist on each island. Geology and legend parallel each other in the State’s formation centuries ago.” Read about the tale of Hawaii’s birth. http://hi.texastravelandleisure.com/
Read moreEmily Monaco submitted her piece on Galveston Island. I published it to my texastravelandleisure.com website. It discusses many island businesses such as: Pier 21 Cinema – 2100 Harborside Drive Robert’s Lafitte – 2501 Avenue Q Stewart Beach – 201 Seawall
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