Author: Lisa C

Lisa is a proud Texan living in Dallas. She works in media and has a passion for world travel, street art, festivals, and helping other alcoholics. Her current obsessions are Song Quiz with Alexa, Duo Lingo, Matt Maeson's music, seeing the northern lights, and making it to Australia- her 7th continent!

Recovery Month is a national observance held every September. The goal is to educate Americans that treatment and mental health services can help people live healthy and rewarding lives. Ironically, I didn’t find out about Recovery Month until after I got sober. I certainly could have benefitted from this message during my drinking days.  So, from now on, I’m doubling down with you, my fellow recovery warriors. Let’s get up, get involved, and let our recovery flags fly!  That’s probably going a bit overboard but I’m making up for lost time. You can too with these fantastic ways to help observe the occasion. Reading in…

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Home for the holidays “Home for the Holidays” will take on an entirely different meaning this year. Due to COVID-19, travel restrictions and self-quarantines will prevent many families from being together.  By the time November rolls around many families will have been at home together for over 245 days. This could be a recipe for some not-so-jolly days at a time of the year when we traditionally want to be merry. But don’t worry! Good home cooking always has a way of making things better and can improve even the worst home quarantine situation. The Sober Curator is offering you an…

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Go Deep! Deep Ellum, that is You’re not hungover so get up and start early at Mokah Coffee Bar in Deep Ellum. Established in 1873, this neighborhood is now one of the most vibrant entertainment districts in Dallas. Known for live music venues, street performers, galleries, and performance art, it attracts quite a lively crowd. But no worries, you’ll have it mostly to yourself on Sunday morning. It’s the perfect time to get plenty of Insta-worthy shots of colorful murals adorning most buildings between Malcolm X and Good Latimer on Commerce, Main, and Elm starting with a gorgeous Brinston on…

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