As a recent transplant to the Dallas – Fort Worth Metroplex I agree with the state slogan of, “Texas, it’s like a whole other country.” It’s not only because the state is huge, or the fact that it has its own power grid. There is just something about Texas that sets it apart from other states. Every time I land in Dallas, for instance, I feel like I should get my passport stamped.
Welcome to this week’s Saturday Show & Tell This week’s blog carnival is actually being hosted by the talented Paul …Read the Rest
Welcome to the Saturday Show & Tell blog carnival! First up, Carlo, from Tripbase brings us a fascinating photo essay …Read the Rest
This week’s guest post comes from the fabulous, Cherrye Moore, a Texan who now lives in Italy. (You may remember …Read the Rest
Welcome to this week’s Saturday Show & Tell! Our first post is a photo essay by Nicole Elena Robertson entitled, …Read the Rest
Welcome to the Saturday Show & Tell blog carnival! This week, Sarah V. brings us an enthusiastic travelogue about camping …Read the Rest
Today’s guest post comes from my vivacious friend, Laree’ Griffith, the creative force behind Ambient Muse Production Services. She specializes …Read the Rest
I'm Tui Snider, a freelance writer with a passion for photography who believes that even home is a travel destination.
I blog about thought-provoking, fun, unique, cultural, tasty & quirky things I find wherever I am - whether that's Italy, NYC, London or my own backyard here in Texas.
I especially enjoy writing photo essays and reviews of restaurants, attractions and theater. Shoot me an email if you would like to me to review something for you.
I'm currently working on a memoir based upon the 5 years I spent living on a tiny island with a population of 7, so each week I blog about the craft of writing.
Unless otherwise stated, all words and photos are my own.
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