#pc:

[crimsonxhands-blog]

Call ;; Ava

Bodhi: *chickens out for ten minutes*

Bodhi: *finally calls her number*

[newtxgarvey-blog]

Call || Rachel

Newt: *outgoing call to contact 'beautiful'

[newtxgarvey-blog]

Call // Juliette

Newt: *answers Cate's phone*

Newt: Go away.

[dys-vore-ia]

hey it's been a good few weeks here's a selfie from sf & a squad pic (minus one) since its been awhile since I've updated this silly site

[atwentysomethingspen-blog]

Hop Talk: Community

Beer has been known to bring people together for ages. Events like tailgates, parties, nights at a local bar, campfires, are all splendid examples of community and more often than not, you will find a brew in hand. Craft beer has made its name and is beginning to spread like wildfire with microbreweries popping up across the US that have been known to catalyze communities as they grow.  These breweries are focused on their local scene and brew with the population in mind.    

 Community Beer Co. has done just that in Dallas, Texas. Community believes beer brings people together transcending identity or class. Placing themselves in central Dallas, the brewery can truly influence local culture. Their taproom is a hub for many events and focus on supporting local artists, musicians and charities whenever possible. Community calls their message “Beer for The Greater Good.”

 Last fall, I was enjoying the view of the sun setting from a high-rise roof in downtown Dallas, when a colleague handed me a beer and said, “just try it.” A few sips, and beers later, I was in love with this new brew: Community Beer Company’s Mosaic IPA.

  Using a blend of English Maris Otter and American pale base malts leads to a caramel sweetness offsetting the piney, bitter aroma. The Mosaic hops lend a hint of citrus and overall enormous American hop character. The Mosaic pours beautiful copper color and boasts an 8.6% ABV. Although a large, hoppy brew, this IPA is drinkable and extremely well balanced.

  Unfortunately, this highly rated IPA is found only in the heart of Texas and I was lucky enough to drink a few while in Ft. Worth this past weekend.

If you are in God’s country, checkout Community’s beer finder and grab a friend to experience this brew! You won’t regret it.