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Every trip to Nashville should start here
Here's where to learn the real history of country music (and hot chicken) in the Country Music Capital of the World.
Addie Broyles
Mar 17
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I'll never forget this shade of Pretty Punch pink
A trip down memory lane — thanks to eBay — and a foray into the Loose Ends Project, which finishes projects loved ones left behind.
Addie Broyles
Mar 9
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Buttermilk and Crackers: Catching Riders in the Sky and Ricky Skaggs at the Grand Old Opry
In Nashville, I went to the longest-running radio show in the world and tried to untangle my own roots in country music.
Addie Broyles
Mar 3
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I'm making a zine!
A quick update about a new subscriber benefit I'm working on.
Addie Broyles
Mar 1
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February 2023
Taking the architect’s view
I’m no Michael Hsu, but I can appreciate the imagination required to design our gathering spaces and our collective future.
Addie Broyles
Feb 19
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They traffic in delight: Meet Mel and Dave
Catching up with the former Austin food bloggers who now run a literary travel podcast called ‘Strong Sense of Place' from their Prague apartment.
Addie Broyles
Feb 10
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We don't have power until everyone has power
More than 100 hours without electricity will get to ya. And it's still not over.
Addie Broyles
Feb 7
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January 2023
The missing link: A birthday gift for the ages
My son turned 16 this week, and my mom (and dad) came through with a surprise none of us expected.
Addie Broyles
Jan 27
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How ‘the weird New Yorkers’ won over (and helped incorporate) one small Texas town
Habitable Spaces’ Full Moon dinners in Kingsbury are just the latest in a decade-plus of reimagining what rural community engagement might look like.
Addie Broyles
Jan 20
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Dog care as ancestral healing: Hear me out
My side job as a dog caregiver has revealed another side of Austin and of myself.
Addie Broyles
Jan 11
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From the archives: The unbelievable life of one very old dog
In 2020, we said goodbye to Shiva, our Blue Heeler who had been with me or my ex-husband or someone in my family for 15 of her 17 years.
Addie Broyles
Jan 10
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December 2022
'This is what satisfaction feels like'
Wrapping up the year with a trip to Dallas and the gift of enoughness.
Addie Broyles
Dec 31, 2022
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