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The Dallas Morning Hughes: Hughes Reviews Koko FitClub

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The Dallas Morning Hughes. Hughes Reviews Koko FitClub. I wanted something different. So I scheduled a tour at Koko, a brand that I knew nothing about at the time. My friends and family had never heard of Koko either. So I visited the Dallas/Addison location for a tour and one supervised workout. And because I'm me, I also asked a bunch. Of questions. Here's what I learned from my research:. Be considering Koko in the future. Austin Koko offered a groupon awhile back. The membership options include m...

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The Dallas Morning Hughes: @GD_Wisdom

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The Dallas Morning Hughes. For those of you who know me, I don't tweet. In fact, I've never really seen the point of Twitter. Until recently. But because her random brilliance desperately needed to be shared with the world, our social media manager decided to begin tweeting my verbatim reports of our designer's observations to a special account entitled @GD Wisdom. So I report magical comments firsthand, our social media manager tweets said reports, everyone gets an ab workout. View my complete profile.

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The Dallas Morning Hughes: Surprise Me

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The Dallas Morning Hughes. Well, definitely not as much. Here's what it said:. And surprise me He has. It's been one astonishment after another. You're one of them. At a time when I really needed a kindred spirit and a challenging intellect in my life, in you dropped out of the blue. 8212;such a completely unexpected person and in such an unexpected way. A wonderful surprise I could never have designed. As a dumb 20-something just out of college, I was flabbergasted to receive such an email. You inspire ...

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The Dallas Morning Hughes: 07.2011

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The Dallas Morning Hughes. It's already been two months since I left my beloved work family at The Richards Group to join a startup company. Voluntarily leaving one of the best places to work in Dallas was definitely a gamble, and I was initially hesitant to bet my career on an unknown. But this new offer intrigued me, offering more growth and opportunity than could be found on any corporate ladder. So I jumped. One Courageous Christian Warrior". My mom was recently asked to write a tribute column f.

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The Dallas Morning Hughes: What You Don't Know (Until You Buy a House) - Part II

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The Dallas Morning Hughes. What You Don't Know (Until You Buy a House) - Part II. FACT: Even if it looks clean, by all means, clean it. Actually did something nice for us on the day we closed: they had the house professionally cleaned. I'm not sure if this practice is typical, but we weren't expecting it (especially from these people). So on the surface, the house looked clean. But if you were to, say, open a kitchen cabinet and examine even the top shelf. Watch out! When purchasing a house, disinfect ev...

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The Dallas Morning Hughes: 02.2012

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The Dallas Morning Hughes. For those of you who know me, I don't tweet. In fact, I've never really seen the point of Twitter. Until recently. But because her random brilliance desperately needed to be shared with the world, our social media manager decided to begin tweeting my verbatim reports of our designer's observations to a special account entitled @GD Wisdom. So I report magical comments firsthand, our social media manager tweets said reports, everyone gets an ab workout. That grows on me every tim...

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The Dallas Morning Hughes: 03.2012

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The Dallas Morning Hughes. Hughes Reviews Koko FitClub. I wanted something different. So I scheduled a tour at Koko, a brand that I knew nothing about at the time. My friends and family had never heard of Koko either. So I visited the Dallas/Addison location for a tour and one supervised workout. And because I'm me, I also asked a bunch. Of questions. Here's what I learned from my research:. Be considering Koko in the future. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Hyperbole and a Half.

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The Dallas Morning Hughes: 08.2012

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The Dallas Morning Hughes. Most of you know that earlier this year, my brilliant entrepreneur of a husband launched Raceslip.com. His second venture in the automotive industry. For those of you who don't, Raceslip is a social media site that propelled drag racing into the 21st century (read:. Although we have huge goals for Raceslip's future, I'm pretty dang proud of our first five months, in which we:. Ran an extremely successful Facebook photo contest that reached 14,500 unique users. Nat the Fat Rat.

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The Dallas Morning Hughes: 03.2011

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The Dallas Morning Hughes. And Now You Know the Rest of the Story. It seems as though every few days I think of a fun new topic for my blog, only to feel dejected and beat down, knowing I have yet to finish my original goal of blogging our first European vacation. We have now been twice. D'oh! So in the interest of forward movement and covering more relevant (read: recent) topics, I've resolved to dedicate only one more post to Europe 2009. So here goes. October 5, 2009:. October 6, 2009:. We headed to d...

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The Dallas Morning Hughes: 12.2010

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The Dallas Morning Hughes. October 4, 2009 - From Sabaudia to Pompeii. Yesterday, we rested. So I'll spare everyone the details of that and skip straight to today's jaunt to Pompeii. It's all still there, testifying to life lived in an ancient, sickly, pagan, sex-addicted town. We arrived back in Sabaudia at 7pm, just in time for dinner at the hotel. We drank vino and played rummy with our buddies after dinner, retiring at 2am. Which brings me to where I am: bed. Up at 8am. Blast! View my complete profile.