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Read moreTeatro ZinZanni is part circus and part dinner theatre. Located in the Belltower district of Seattle, this three-hour cirque, comedy and cabaret served up with a five course meal designed by chef Tom Douglas will keep you glued to the…
Continue readingMax Weissberg’s soon to be released film, Summertime, is a special treat for the Gad About Gals blog. Here’s the synopsis of the film: Eight people unknowingly form a circle – either through a friendship, attempted love, or brief sexual…
Continue readingBeginning in January, King Cakes sneak across the Sabine River into Texas bakeries and plop onto kitchen tables via our neighbor, the great State of Louisiana. Their delicacy varies…some moist as dewdrops others dry as sawdust. The mysterious location of…
Continue readingThe door opened to reveal a tall, slim man looking all the world like the lead in an old Tom Nix western. He grinned and tipped his perfectly creased, Stetson grey beaver cowboy hat. His deep voice resonated, “Welcome, ma’am….
Continue readingDear Gad Abouts, Our special guest blogger today is Kathy Biehl. Kathy is the co-author of the up-coming Walk NYC, a walking guide to New York City. Kathy is incredibly knowledgeable about where and how to find the best restaurants…
Continue readingHideous construction fences surround the gaping hole that was once the site of the World Trade Towers. Orange vested workers move in and out through well-controlled openings. Visitors lock fingers into the diamond shaped commercial chain link, performing acrobatic pull-ups…
Continue readingOf course, the big state fair is in Dallas, but that never stopped Texans from having their own local fairs. Every year around this time, the suffocating August heat breaks into a cool 92 degrees, leaves begin to fall on…
Continue readingAt 6:10 am, August 29, 2005, the music stopped in the Big Easy. Category 3 Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. The levees broke. New Orleans was drowning. Katrina scattered 4500 of New Orleans’ musicians like a shotgun blast across the…
Continue readingIn three years, the opening ceremonies of the London 2012 Olympics will take global center stage. With a world economy on the fritz, tightening the wallets of sponsorship money, London can’t out-glitz Beijing’s 2008 extravaganza. Paul Deighton, LOCOG (London Organising…
Continue readingOn one of my first flights ever, I was decked out in white pants, matching jacket, clicking down the corridor in really high heel shoes. I was doing that sassy walk thing, grinning like I had a new set of…
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