Daniel Lalley
Daniel Lalley is a freelance writer for CandysDirt.com.
In the last several years, economic circumstances have led to unprecedented trends in American spending habits. The discretionary spending landscape, in particular, has been defined by fast-moving feast or famine conditions. Of course, one of the largest classes within this category is home improvement. Immediately following the onset of the pandemic, many Americans found themselves…
For this Father’s Day edition of Suburb Sunday, I’ve decided to focus on the most important aspect of homeownership for dads across the country. For centuries, suburban Sunday mornings have been defined by the distinctive hum of the early morning mower. From Hank Hill to Howard Cunningham, father figures and front lawns are the stuff…
Few Dallas neighborhoods are as iconic as the M Streets. Located in the heart of Lower Greenville, this highly desired district offers an array of activities. From world-class restaurants to incredible entertainment options, the M Streets has it all. It’s right near downtown but has this classic Americana vibe that makes it feel like a…
En route to Rockwall from my home in Plano last weekend, I came upon a small town on the northeast corner of the metroplex. Driving through the quiet downtown district, I noticed a quaint community feel that seems almost unheard of these days. It was a refreshing step back in time. Since I’ve only just…
We all love a good midcentury home. Whether you’re a sucker for nostalgia or simply love the sleek design, these American architectural staples have a special place in the hearts of just about any home enthusiast. Over the years, we’ve covered our fair share of midcentury homes. We marvel at their dynamic exertions, open floorplans,…
