On week two of our self-isolation experience in Houston, the city has officially issued a Stay Home, Work Safe initiative through April 3, 2020. On today’s episode we share how we are coping with the “new normal,” what we are noticing on social media from brands, individuals and influencers, and our overall thoughts on saying something when it counts.
Houston is nothing if not delicious. You cannot visit the city without becoming at least a little jealous of our prowess when it comes to the culinary arts. So, if you’re hungry, get here soon!
It’s been my home for the past 18 years. Houston, for me, is the place where I feel most comfortable. It is the city that took in a family of immigrants and opened doors for us, far beyond our wildest imaginations. It is the city where I met my wife, started a family, and eventually a business. For all intents and purposes, I guess you could say, it is my compass in the universe. The place I naturally gravitate towards no matter how far away I venture. To understand Houston, however, takes serious dedication. The burgeoning metropolis nestled amid bustling highways, byways and tollways, as well as incorporated and unincorporated annexes from the Gulf Coast to the hill country, is home to some six million residents from all over the world. The city was recently recognized as the most diverse in the United States and is well on its way to surpass Chicago as the third-largest in the country by population.
This content is a paid product endorsement for the NFL and in collaboration with DiMe Media. However, all opinions expressed are my own. Let me set the scene, first of all. There were just over five minutes on the clock in the last quarter of the game. Edgar’s basketball team […]
It’s true. I know some of you all won’t believe us, but it is actually true. According to several sources, based on population alone, Houston is the third largest Hispanic market in the country, surpassed only by Los Angeles in California and New York City in New York. In fact, […]
Of course we’re promoting our food as one of the biggest draws for visiting the city of Houston! You don’t earn the title of “Fattest City in the Country,” and then decide to let it go, if you don’t know your way around the kitchen. ¡Punto y aparte! I’m […]