Tui Snider has done it again. Written another awesomely quirky guidebook, that is.
Check out "Paranormal Texas", now available here. It's a fabulous, fun way to tour the spooky haunted sites in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. I feel a road trip coming on, don't you?
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Some light summer reading for you seamstresses.
Don't mind if I do. I hope her last name is pronounced like "sailing" minus the g.
Vintage Swimwear by Jill Salen
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Looking for an offbeat guide to North Texas? Look no further, friends-Tui Snider has it covered in her new book, "Unexpected Texas".
You know those people you meet and immediately like? Tui's one of those. I was instantly drawn to her signature red beret and sense of humor.
Some of the quirkier chapters include details on how to visit the:
Here's a snippet from the introduction to give you a peek at Tui's humorous style:
The state of Texas and I got off on the wrong foot. It wasn't the stark prairielands that depressed me; it was the human side of the landscape. On that first drive home from DFW Airport in the fall of 2009, the endless procession of strip malls, donut shops, "breastaurants" (a la Hooters), and churches lining the highway gave me the impression that all Texas did was eat junk food, leer at women, then repent on Sunday.
I must also confess to a hefty chunk of Yankee prejudice. Part of me thought I had Texas figured out, you know: big hair and BBQ, pick-up trucks and country music. Was I ever wrong! Sure, Texas is all those things, but what I did not realize then, and what this book intends to show, is that Texas is much more than all the news headlines and cliches would suggest.
Here's where to find more info:
If you're looking for a Spring Break diversion in North Texas, toss this in your bag or download it to your favorite device. You can't go wrong with Tui as your guide!
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