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5 Favorite Things
Article by Jennifer Birn 1 woom This Austin-based kid’s bike company set out with a goal to build bikes that inspire children and their parents. They currently sell six bikes in a variety of colors for children between 1.5 and 14 years of age, with more to come https://woom.com 2 Dangerous Latitudes Looking forward to digging into this historical fiction novel from Austinite Jack Woodville London set in the Republic of Texas in the early 1840s. Pre-order is available on Amazon and...
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Life & Lessons from Kay McConaughey
Newly 93 and still full of fire, energy and optimism Article by Jennifer Birn | Photography by Jenna McElroy Kay McConaughey, or as her son Matthew and daughter-in-law Camila McConaughey affectionately call her, MaMac, is a firecracker. She turned 93 in January, is razor sharp, crackles with energy and leaves those in her presence cracking up with her quick wit and steadfastness on what she likes, and what she doesn’t. After being in the audience at a Women of Today event late last year where...
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The Next Chapter of estilo
The boutique that caters to the whole family started humbly nearly two decades ago Article by Jennifer Birn Stephanie Coultress O’Neill started selling clothes out of her 800 square foot apartment nearly 20 years ago before moving into her first brick and mortar, a 2100 square foot space on 2nd Street downtown. She’d relocated estilo to Cassis Village in Tarrytown ten years ago, and added separate stores for estilo Men and estilo Kids. This year, she combined the three stores into the first...
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StarWorthy Austin Restaurants
We think these three deserve Michelin stars, you? Article by Jennifer Birn In November many Texas restaurants received the recognition they deserved and we at Austin Lifestyle are thrilled for the winners! Yet, we couldn’t help but notice exceptions we think shine bright in ATX but were overlooked. Here we’re highlighting three we think are obvious, but this list could also include Aba, Este, Otoko, Fonda San Miguel and more. Uchi Chef Tyson Cole This snub was our biggest surprise...
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