This blog post is part of a sponsored campaign in collaboration with ValoraLife. All opinions are my own. It’s always the little things that stand out the most. Every once in a while it’s also great to do a little reminiscing. For me, thinking back to my childhood means reliving a lot of great memories. […]
Scroll to the end of this post for details on our giveaway. In every marriage there are differences. En serio, don’t let anyone tell you different. That just made me think of the television show Hasta en las Mejores Familias that used to come out on Univision a couple of years ago. It was produced […]
Earlier this month the Houston Metropolitan Transit Authority, better known as METRO Houston, or better yet, as our city’s primary mode of public transportation, held their first Rail & Ride (Scapade) in Downtown Houston. We were invited to attend and got to learn a lot more about our city’s growing multimodal transportation options. It was […]
This is part of a sponsored collaboration with Prudential and DiMe Media. However, all opinions expressed are my own. None of us really know what tomorrow will bring. No matter how much we might plan and make decisions about what our lives will be in the future, the only thing that we can be certain of is that […]
I had the pleasure of attending the Camara de Empresarios Latinos de Houston‘s Mujeres Legendarias luncheon recently here in Houston. They were celebrating some of Houston’s most inspirational women who were awarded the distinction of being recognized as Legendary Women. Among those recognized were Dr. Dorothy Caram, Dorothy Ruiz Martinez, Univision’s Martha Kattan, and Jude […]
This is a sponsored post written on behalf of the Houston Auto Show. All opinions are our own. This week was all about window shopping for a new set of wheels. Well, sort of anyway. We may or may not be on the hunt for a new vehicle soon. That all depends on a lot […]
The Houston Museum of Natural Science has on display an exhibit featuring La Virgen de Guadalupe, or as others may know her, Our Lady of Guadalupe. The exhibit was originally scheduled to run only for a short period of time as a limited engagement, but because of the outpour in interest, it has now been extended until September […]
Tejano. What does that one singular word mean? Well if you look it up in the Urban Dictionary here’s the quick and dirty version: Originally someone of Mexican descent who was born and/or raised in Texas. Used to distinguish them from people from Mexico (Mexicanos). A type of music based upon the button accordian and […]
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