10 Things You Didn’t Know About Social Situations

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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Social Situations

1. Social Situations is a cute shop located in Harlingen and if you haven’t had an opportunity to drop by you just have to make your way over. It’s nestled near a locally owned barber shop and small eatery.

Social Situations
1110 E. Harrison Ave.
Harlingen, TX 78550
(956) 245-0104
www.social-situations.com

2.  This adorable shop is locally owned by Clara Zepeda-Loera, a fabulous wedding planner. She is the kind of gal that always has a smile on her face, is easy to talk to, sweet and kind.  But don’t let that  sweet disposition fool you, she’s a tough cookie and can get the job done, when it comes to planning a wedding.  She is very organized, experienced and has a great work ethic.

3.  Inside this cute shop you can find some great gift items, wedding accessories, invitations galore, as well as, wedding vendors.

4.  Social Situations houses some pretty great wedding vendors. (Sposa Mia Couture, Dream Weddings, Le Vintage Photo Booth, and John Arriola Films, just to name a few.)

5.  For those of you located in or near Harlingen, you can meet the vendors mentioned above inside Social Situations, as well as, the others housed in the shop.

6.  The invitation selection in phenomenal.  I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw it.  They have a wide variety for any occasion.  The last time I counted they had over 40 books to choose from.  And they also have a great selection of napkins, as well.

7.  DREAM WEDDINGS by All Party Rentals has an entire room dedicated to their inventory of linens.  OMG!!! They have so many to choose from. An incredible array of styles and colors.

8.  Sposa Mia Couture also has a room displaying a handful of their gowns.  It is heavenly! So pretty!

9. Their gift item selection is perfect for any occasion.  You have a party to go to and forgot a gift. Skip the crowds and long lines and swing by Social Situations.

10.  They are open Tuesday thru Friday, and Saturdays, too.
Tuesday – Friday 10:00 am – 5:30 pm
Saturday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm

As their website states, ‘…your ONLY stop for everything you will need for your upcoming special social event. We are the Rio Grande Valley’s premiere place for planning your “Social Situation!” We provide planning services and sell products that will make your event an unforgettable one!’

I could not have said it any better myself.  Be sure to make your way to Social Situations and say hello to Clara.

60 Fun Road Trip Questions

My husband and I travel a great deal for work and/or pleasure, so we are always on the look out for new and fun ways to entertain ourselves on those long road trips.  We live in deep south Texas, so any trip we make is a long one.  Traveling to San Antonio, Houston, Austin, or Dallas alone can range between 3 to 8 hrs on the road. Now those are just our Texas trips. We’ve also traveled to New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, and Louisiana by car, so any distraction whether it be a game, conversion, or music is welcomed in the hopes of  helping pass the time more painlessly.

In the Fall we will be making our way to Marathon, Texas (about an 8 hour trip) and this motivated me to create 60 FUN ROAD TRIP QUESTIONS.  Answering silly and light hearted questions is the perfect way to spend that time together. I have included questions like: Is there anything you would not do for a million dollars? What language do you wish you could speak fluently? If you could be any character in a TV sitcom, who would it be?

I know that these 60 questions won’t keep us entertained for all 8 hours, but it is a start.  I hope to add to this list, so be sure to keep an eye out for additional pages.

These are also a great way to spend a Friday or Saturday night. Grab a glass of wine and start answering.

I do want to stress these question should be read out loud by the person NOT driving and please be safe on the road.

Click HERE  to print questions.

FunRoadTripQuestions-Part1

FunRoadTripQuestions-Part2

 

 

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