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Mixed-race writer uncovering the hidden secrets of religion, history, and archaeology, with a touch of today's topics.
Vallarta Taqueria: Bland Food in a Sea of Overrated Mexican Options
Lubbock has an overwhelming number of Mexican restaurants, but let’s be real—quantity doesn’t equal quality. Vallarta Taqueria, located at 5727 82nd St, is one of the newest contenders, opening in late 2024. After two visits, I can confidently say it’s yet another overhyped addition to Lubbock’s lackluster Mexican food scene.
Grackles: The Noisy Skywatchers of Lubbock, Texas (and Beyond!)
This article contains AI-generated imagery. The unmistakable cacophony of grackles dominates the evening soundscape of Lubbock, Texas. These medium-sized blackbirds, known for their glossy iridescent feathers and piercing golden eyes, gather en masse in tree tops, filling the air with a chorus of whistles, clicks, and squawks.
The Hidden Signals: 45 Ways Criminals Mark Your Property
This article contains AI-generated imagery. After my experience this past spring (see below), I reached out to my brother, a regionally famous Texas Gang Investigator, for insights on safety—especially since this time of year sees a spike in theft. The holiday season, with its surge in packages, travel, and festive distractions, unfortunately also brings a rise in criminal activity. Thieves and other criminals use this time to scope out homes, vehicles, and even pets, often employing subtle and easily overlooked signals to communicate with one another. These markings—ranging from soda bottles to chalk symbols—act as secret codes to identify potential targets for theft, break-ins, or other crimes. By learning about these tactics, you can better recognize red flags and take steps to protect yourself, not just during the holidays but year-round.
Burning Man: Radical Expression and Boundless Freedom in the Nevada Desert
This article contains AI-generated imagery. Burning Man, held each year in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, is a weeklong festival celebrating radical self-expression, creativity, and community. Although not specifically tied to the LGBTQ+ community, Burning Man is famous for its openness to diversity, with attendees from all backgrounds exploring themes of identity, sexuality, and self-discovery. Founded in 1986 on San Francisco’s Baker Beach, Burning Man has grown into a massive annual event drawing over 70,000 people from around the world, each seeking an experience that transcends conventional boundaries.
Mixed-race writer uncovering the hidden secrets of religion, history, and archaeology, with a touch of today's topics.
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