She’s back, folks! After a looong hiatus involving a new job, and an epic move to a new apartment, here I am again. I still have unpacking to do, even though I moved almost seven months ago, which is absurd and typical. I blame my compulsive need to spend countless hours on home-improvement projects. I have exceeded […]
Listen up, peeps! It has been two years since I experienced the first bloom on my Night-Blooming Cereus plant (yes it is an experience). Last year I had several more on the same plant (the 3rd propogation from my first plant), and a few on my original plant (propogated from the plant of a great friend’s […]
Picked these beauties up at the farmers’ market on Saturday! I love these colors together!
After trying several different recommendations on how to store fresh herbs like dill, cilantro, parsley, mint and basil in the fridge, by far the best luck I have had, is with this method: trim the ends of the bunch, like you would a bouquet of flowers (DO NOT wash herbs until ready to use – and then […]
Well, it isn’t my birthday, but it feels like it! I ordered a set of the Bombay Sapphire Rocks Glasses by Bottlehead (pictured above) a few weeks ago, and I got them today! I went right out and got some Bombay Sapphire Gin, limes, and tonic water, so I could christen my new babies immediately. […]
It’s been a very long time since I’ve been in the mood to post. Maybe it’s the nice weather, the fact that I am engaged in a 9-5 work-like activity again (and therefore less scatterbrained), or perhaps it was fabulous company of my brooklynite girly pals the other night, but here I am! After about a year of scheduling […]
I’m ashamed of myself that last night was the first time I’ve ever been to Joe’s Pub after having lived in the city for over six years. I have clearly been overlooking an entertainment gem. Those of you who have been for a concert, know what a comfortable, intimate, and accoustically gorgeous venue it is. Granted, […]
For those of us that don’t appreciate the taste of beer, but love a nice bottle of fruity Belgian Lambic (like Lindemans), try Samuel Smith’s Raspberry Ale. It is as palatable as the Belgian Lambic, but not quite as sweet and has a little more “beer” taste (but not too much).
