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Amanda O'donnell

Amanda O'donnell

Author at Texas Monthly at Texas Monthly

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    Recent Articles

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    Everything a James Beard Award–Winning Chef Eats at His Wedding

    The love story between the Uchi founder and his wife, Yvette Flores, spans a couple of decades. Both in their fifties and newly wed, the pair still can’t quite believe they made it.
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    Frostweed Quietly “Bloomed” Flowers Made of Ice in Texas Last Week

    Common across much of Texas, frostweed put on a spectacular show during the cold front. Fans wished one another a happy “Frostweed Day.”
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    My City Made a Change to Its Trash Pickup Service. So Why Am I So Sad?

    Austin is forgoing its celebrated (by some) twice annual bulk pickup trash days for on-demand curbside services—and losing something special in the process.
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    Willie’s Luck Reunion Remains the “Anti-Festival” Antidote to SXSW

    “Just outside of Austin” but worlds away, Luck Ranch’s signature festival has found that big-name performances pair best with unrivaled casual vibes. 
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    The Leaning Tower of . . . Texas?

    Forty-five miles (and ten crucial degrees) east of Amarillo, a deliberately tilted water tower is a Panhandle oddity worth stopping for.
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    A ‘Lonesome Dove’ Lover’s Reading Guide

    Take a break from ‘Lonesome Dove,’ the Texas Book Club’s first pick, and read these stories about ‘Lonesome Dove.’
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    Announcing the Texas Book Club’s October Pick

    The Texas Book Club is capping off its first read and preparing to dive into a dystopian novel set in Texas, where (gasp) books are against the law.
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    Wide Open Skyspaces

    For more than a decade, the cylindrical observatory at UT-Austin has offered the chance to see the heavens in a new light.
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    The Mountain Laurels Were Really Mountain Laureling This Year

    There’s something to be said for a tree that prefers when you don't water it.
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    Photos: The Biggest Hats, the Grandest Gowns, and the Most Flowery ...

    Festive fashion was the winner at the Battle of Flowers Parade, in San Antonio.
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    What Happens If Screwworm Hits Feral Hogs? We (Really) Don’t Want t...

    The flesh-eating pest that recently returned to our state could overrun the wild pig population, but that probably isn’t the answer to our invasive-species prayers.