Book Review: Luckiest Girl Alive

Ani has carefully curated a perfect life for herself.  She’s an editor at a top magazine where her bosses adore her, she has a closet filled with all the top labels, and she has snagged herself a Kennedy-esque fiancé.  She worked hard studying the lives she wanted to emulate and made it happen for herself,…

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The Grey

By far the coolest thing about The Grey, Savannah’s hottest new restaurant, is hearing about its history from the people who lived it.  The restaurant is inside a converted Greyhound bus terminal, which the owner has modernized while maintaining the glitz of its original art deco touches.  As soon as we sat down, my father began pointing…

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Monday Reads

You know that cute thing kids do when they’re concentrating and stick out their tongues? There is a link between this quirk and the evolution of language skills. Heroin use has risen in the last decade, but the demographic has changed as well. It used to be all inner-city male, but now users are now…

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Book Review: Valley of the Dolls

Anne, Neely, and Jennifer are three bright eyed young women in New York City with the world at their fingertips. They each knew they needed something bigger and shinier than their humble beginnings and – against all odds – they all manage to find stardom. At first the girls lean on each other, but as they…

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Camion

Lime and mole are the two things I really took away from my Camion (@camionnyc) food truck experience.  When it comes to burritos, those are good takeaways.  Anybody can make a burrito like Chipotle, but getting rice infused with cilantro and lime and a deep sriracha mole sauce is better.  There could have maaaaybe been…

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