Here are a few scribbles about feminism and family, as well as some interesting interviews with folks from Texas.
The 10 Best Paleo-Friendly Restaurants Across the Country (Food Republic, January 2013)
10 People of 2012: Larry McGuire (Tribeza, December 2012)
The 16 Best Vegan and Vegetarian Restaurants in Austin, Texas (Food Republic, September 2o12)
You Travel, You Eat: Where to Find the Best Food & Drink in Austin, TX (Food Republic, July 2012)
Hot Town, Summer in the City (Tribeza, June 2012)
Growing Pains (Tribeza, May 2012)
Women Juggle Work and Family — And Now Their Online Identities Too (GigaOM, March 2012)
The 1o Austinites of the Year: Aaron Franklin (Tribeza, December 2011)
New to Town (Tribeza, November 2011)
Home on the Range (Tribeza, October 2011)
DIY Brides and the People They Hire: The wedding handicraft business in our quirky city (CultureMap Austin, August 2011)
Big Shots: Best baristas in the country create buzz at coffee competition (Deals.com, NewsObserver.com, Bellingham Herald, Sacramento Bee, May 2011)
Facts of Life: When my sixth-grade “little sister” asked me some tough questions, I had some of my own: How do you talk to teenagers about sex? (TexasMonthly.com, July 2010)
Old Testament: I had never thought about my identity as a Jew and a Texan until my grandparents told me their stories about growing up in South Dallas in the forties. (TexasMonthly.com, June 2010)
Adventures in Mentoring Maria (Chickster.com, January 2010)
The Great Terquasquicentennial Road Trip (Texas Monthly, March 2011)
Tracie Ferguson, Booking Agent (Texas Monthly, April 2011)
S. Matt Read on Hiking Around Texas (Texas Monthly, January 2011)
Bob “Bleed” Merkt, Vintage-Car Builder (Texas Monthly, January 2011)
Shelby Hodge on Covering High Society (Texas Monthly, September 2010)
Jackie Hopper, 911 Call Operator (Texas Monthly, September 2010)
Adelina Anthony on Performing Comedy (Texas Monthly, February 2010)
