I Survived 18 Miles
I’m alive. I’m ALIVE! Saturday, October 12th, I woke up at five in the morning to force myself to eat something before an eighteen mile run. I hardly ever eat […]
The Spooky Side of Marathon Training
The Beginnning Hola amigos! Four miles! I started training on four miles. When I started this journey I thought only about lacing up and staying hydrated. Training was new and […]
Downtown Run Group
Why I Started Running I started running because I was tired. I was always tired. I would run out of breath every time I climbed a flight of stairs. I […]
Six Months Until…
About 92% of people who set New Year’s goals never actually achieve them. Read that sentence one more time. I’ll wait. Ready? Here we go. What. The. Heck. This means […]
The San Antonio River Walk
The weather in San Antonio feels wonderful right now. I took these video clips over the weekend but the weather today is a cool and sunny 74°. If you get […]
Judy’s Food To Go
My favorite go-to taco place has to be Judy’s on Soledad Street between Houston and Commerce Street in downtown San Antonio. It’s a cozy little place next to Mexican Manhattan […]
3 Coffee Houses To Visit In San Antonio
If breakfast is the most important meal of the day then coffee, my friends, is the holy grail. With so many ways to prepare it and countless add-ins the possibilities […]
The Texas Folklife Festival
Today is the last day of The Texas Folklife Festival which kicked off Friday at the Institute of Texan Cultures in downtown San Antonio. The diversity of cultures, delicious food, […]
Stranger #26: Steven Curd
I met Steven Curd at an event for work. I was looking for the dessert bar and he was singing right in front of it. He was the entertainment for […]
Stranger #24: Devonte “Road Surfer” Smith
I was walking around downtown one day and I saw Devonte hanging around just outside my workplace and decided to chat with him. He’s got places to go and people […]
Stranger #23: Corn Land’s Deedy Pinedo
Corn in a cup I’ll eat you up Let’s have a party! No matter where you are or how you prepare it, you can’t deny that a corn in a cup […]
Stranger #6- The Macho Mangonada and the Chango Behind It #sanantonio #foodtruck
I will never forget the day I came across Patsy’s Shaved Ice snow cone truck. This was the day I had my first macho mangonada and the day I met […]
San Antonio’s Southside Craft Soda
I’m not a big soda drinker but I am a big supporter of small businesses. With that said, I really enjoyed the taste of Texa-Cola. I was expecting it to […]
Essex Modern City
I appreciate public art. I don’t always understand it but I can honestly say I support it, especially when the art is created by the same people who live and […]
Think Positive
ArtPace Chalk It Up San Antonio
