[…] Anyway, thanks for reading my ramble, it made me more interested in this piece about sustainable fashion influencers. (Teen Vogue) The unsung black musician that changed country music. (Narratively) “My son is 20,” he said. “When he was born, I was working fast food for almost $6 an hour. Now he’s working fast food […]
A reader recently reached out asking about finding suiting in size 18/20. She has an event coming up where she would like to wear a black suit but hasn’t found one that she likes that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg. Her email (personal details removed): “Hi Alison! I love your site. Thank you…
[…] Royale, a soul group based out of Nashville. Quinn-Broadus has been performing since she joined musical theater at age 14 and went to the Berklee College of Music. Before Alanna Royale she was in a ska band and a post-punk band. Learn more about Alanna Royale at their website and enjoy one of their […]
While I begin Weekend Reads the day after the last one is published, I wait until Friday afternoon to write this blurb at the top. When I started a draft for this post to start dropping articles I found this week, I figured I’d write about the end of a year, the end of a…
[…] next Saturday. It makes me happy that this series has become so popular. I really enjoy putting it together and chatting with you all about the articles, music, and daily life updates! For Your Entertainment Orville Peck. I can’t share much info on this artist because it’s not really out there. How album came […]
[…] coffee shop earlier this year, Shazaamed it, and had it on a playlist I’ve created for when I am on planes or trains and want some background music while I read or nap. But I didn’t know much about this artist. Yesterday while driving to Philadelphia, I asked Karl what he wanted to listen […]
[…] in for Halloween. It starts the Friday before Halloween with the beginning of the Greenbelt Pumpkin Festival. In the city center, they set up picnic tables and music and have hundreds of free pumpkins for kids to carve or paint. There is also music, snacks, and entertainment. The pumpkins are then transferred to the […]
[…] here is a photo of us walking there and my husband pointing out something to our daughter Where to Eat as a Family in Lower Manhattan Making music at the Nautilus located at South Street Seaport Lower Manhattan is less touristy, so you’re not going to find as many dining choices, especially late at […]
