I have a love affair with the Alamo City. Living in San Antonio for 10 years, I fell in love with the people, the culture, and the incredible food. I also literally fell in love, but the story with that guy should be a Lifetime movie. It will always feel like home to me. I’m … Continue reading
This roadside attraction is a bit….nutty. “Jen, you gotta see the giant squirrel!” While I was giving speeches at a conference at Hyatt Lost Pines in Bastrop, Texas, a friend from San Antonio drove up and that was the first thing he said. I’m always down to see crazy roadside attractions like the Peachoid in … Continue reading
Have you ever spent the night in a hangar? I have! But this one is not your typical hanger. It’s the Hangar Hotel in Fredericksburg, Texas. It’s a unique place to stay to explore this delightful German town. If you’re a history buff, aviation lover, or just looking for a unique boutique hotel, this is … Continue reading
Detox – sounds like a negative word, but really it’s a chance to rebound, renew, and refresh. I got to do that at Deer Lake Lodge and Spa. I went through a multifaceted cleansing program at the 50-acre rustic-chic resort that’s also a green-constructed health haven. Many of the buildings are refurbished ship containers. By … Continue reading
In the words of George Strait’s hit song, “Amarillo by morning, Amarillo’s where I’ll be.” Don’t just cruise through the Texas Panhandle, make a stop in Amarillo. I spent a Saturday morning exploring this panhandle city. You might be surprised to find a grand canyon you can explore and a rather unusual Route 66 roadside … Continue reading
On a beautiful Sunday morning, I headed out to explore one of Houston’s green spaces – Buffalo Bayou Park. With miles of paved trails, it’s a popular walking, running, and biking spot. I headed out early on this urban adventure to beat the heat and the crowds. Buffalo Bayou Park is a ten-mile stretch from … Continue reading
Part of the Galveston experience is of course food. There are a lot of options so let me share a couple of my favs from my recent trips filming on the island. I’ve got the spots you should try for breakfast, coffee, and lunch. Breakfast: Mosquito Cafe. I know, the name may not be that … Continue reading
As part of a shoot in Galveston, I recently got to tour 1892 Bishop’s Palace. As I walked up to the steps, I was immediately intrigued by the place since it was a survivor of the Great Hurricane of 1900, which killed more than 6,000 people. The Chateausque mansion was able to sustain nature’s wrath … Continue reading
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