Name, age, occupation: Nathan Avery, 30, delivery driver
What’s on your DVR or iPod? DVR – Kitchen Nightmares, Hoarders, The Soup, misc trash entertainment.  iPod – Sonata Arctica, Fates Warning, All That Remains, Unearth
If you had to karaoke, what song would you choose? In The Year 2525 – Zager and Evans
What’s in your pocket? Cell phone.  Lint.
Last movie you saw in the theater: Ninja Assassin
What is your best kept secret about Wichita? Eggroll King
What’s your vice and where do you go to get it? Poblano’s burritos, obviously obtained at Poblano Mexican …

Confession: I have big feet. There, I said it. Being the owner of boat-sized feet means that while most women can show up at Dillards and pick out an adorable pair of dainty, pointy-toed stilettos, I am stuck looking at sensible pumps that are way more Bea Arthur than Rue McClanahan. Plus any shoe that looks cute in a size 6 often looks like it was made for a clown in a size 11.
Having feet that rival Paul Bunyan’s turns what should be a fun, girly shopping trip into a …

Tree and Snow | Photo by Matthew Sauer

“You’re in college, that’s what’s supposed to happen.”
This is what my friend tells me when I vent to her about how confused I am something or how I’m not sure what I believe. While she’s right and I should probably stop trying to have it all figured out at age 20, I’m definitely in the middle of those “turbulent years of finding myself.” I attribute a huge part of my personal growth to my spiritual curiosity, whether it’s making sure my Chakras are aligned or simply wanting to learn …

Hummus is one of those first time food experiences I’ll always remember. I was 20 years old, and my mom and I were at Piccadilly Grill West for the first time. The hummus came out on a pretty blue plate, surrounded by pita bread and various veggies. I took my first bite, and that was it. I was hooked.
As Steph Barnard has shown us, Wichita has a pretty big Mediterranean food scene, so it’s not hard to find hummus all over town. But, where can you find the best? I …