Monthly Archives: June 2009
Pita Chips Are Perfect Summer Snack
Kids love to cook and with proper supervision, there’s no reason they shouldn’t. This recipe is a simple one with minimal cleanup. Don’t be afraid to improvise with the ingredients! Your gang can experiment with herbs in your … Continue reading
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Roadside Foodies
Much buzz is circulating about farmer’s markets, which are flourishing nationwide even in the recession. Yet in Central Texas one is just as likely to purchase from a roadside vendor. Here a pickup truck on the Blanco town square is … Continue reading
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Memphis Manifesto in New Orleans
The Memphis Manifesto holds delightful news for New Orleans. Unfortunately, not too many people have heard about it.
In May, 100 professionals from 48 states, Puerto Rico and Canada gathered in Tennessee to craft the “Memphis Manifesto.” It’s a document billed as “the definitive report on transforming cities that want to compete for the creative class–young, mobile professionals–whose presence, or lack thereof… determines the future of American cities.” Continue reading
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Blanco Lavender Festival
Yup, it’s this weekend! For more information, see the official festival web site. And while you’re at it, check out my latest post at MySA.com, Saluting Summer Festivals.
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Rollin’ in Dough (Steve Blank)
ARCHIVE From a recent issue of Country Lifestyle magazine: Rollin’ in Dough With the help of yeast, flour and a good oven, a San Marcos baker turns passion into profit Story by Pamela Price Steve Blank’s inspiration for his new … Continue reading
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The Victory Garden 3.0
ARCHIVE This story originally appeared online at Horticulture Magazine. I especially loved the Victory Garden 3.0 graphic that they created. You can download it as wallpaper, too. The Victory Garden: Getting Started in Your Backyard Story By Pamela Price … Continue reading
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HCPA Master Plan
ARCHIVE This is a 2007 story that appeared in the now-defunct Hill Country View. It was part of sprawl-themed series. HCPA Master Plan is Purposely Vague Story by Pamela Price Into the region’s rising encroachment debate comes a new local … Continue reading
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