Mimi Perez

Mimi Perez is a freelance writer and photographer for CandysDirt.com who lives in the Elm Thicket/Northpark neighborhood located in northwest Dallas.

White Witch Shows Off Interior Design Skills in this Illinois Home

By Mimi Perez / January 22, 2025 /

Winter is just a dreadful time of year. Everything is just gray and blah. Mimi loathes wearing pants and long sleeve shirts. Mimi longs for the days when she can run free with as little clothing as possible actually touching her. Give Mimi shorts, color, and room to run.  Indeed. Look at this Chad living…

CSI Palm Springs: Murder Mysteries Abound at This MCM California Home

By Mimi Perez / January 15, 2025 /

Today I reveal to you a little behind-the-scenes action at your favorite real estate news site, CandysDirt.com. That’s right, I’m going to dish on a little-known secret about some of the folks on staff. There are a number of staffers who are down for murder podcasts, real-life murder mysteries, unsolved murders, and the list could…

Smash the Patriarchy and This Colorado Home While You’re at it

By Mimi Perez / January 8, 2025 /

It is never too early in the year to start smashing the patriarchy. For that matter, it is never too late in the year to smash the patriarchy. Simply put, it is always the right time to smash the ever-loving crap out of the patriarchy and it begins with the house featured in this week’s…

Jersey Home Rings in the New Year and Brings Out the Shine

By Mimi Perez / January 1, 2025 /

Woo Hoo! January 1, 2025! Happy New Year my lovelies!!! I have little doubt that all of you had a fabulous time ringing in the New Year. Parties, champagne, dancing, perhaps a little bit too much champagne. In honor of the new year and taking into consideration how you are feeling this morning, I have…

Spider Monkeys, Flamingos, and a Turducken Left Me Gobsmacked in 2024

By Mimi Perez / December 25, 2024 /

Oh 2024, you started out just like Thelma and Louise. Happy and carefree. Ready to take on the world and look for some adventures. The Gusman and I were bouncing right along to our own tune. We were blessed enough to watch our girl graduate with her Master of Fine Arts and move her to…