Happy Friday everyone! See you Monday.
Friday, August 14, 2009
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Wednesday, August 12, 2009
The Sartorialist
People watching... one of my favorite past times in New York City. My husband, of all people, discovered The Sartorialist and knew I would instantly love it. The Sartorialist documents "street style" in glamorous cities such as Paris, Milan, New York City and Florence. In Mike's words "reading it is like people watching." Which I agree with, but it's people watching only the most beautiful and stylish people in the world.
All photos from The Sartorialist
All photos from The Sartorialist
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Food & Travel
I have to say, living without tv this summer hadn't been as hard as I expected. Thanks to Netflix and Hulu I was able to get by, and I certainly was a lot more productive during the day. But now that I'm back in Ithaca with our Time Warner cable and brand new flat screen (as soon as we got home our old tv started smoking and died so we promptly went to Best Buy to get a new one), I've become a Travel Channel and Food Network addict again. The two shows that I'm loving:
The Food Network's mini documentary series where chefs and Food Network personalities dish about the best... well, you know. Watching it makes my mouth water. Appetizers at The Spotted Pig... Donuts at Buddakan... can't go wrong with that!
And who doesn't know about Anthony? He has the absolute best travel show on tv. I can watch re-runs of his episodes over and over again. To simplify him and his show into a few sentences would be a disservice but just tune in on Monday nights at 10 on the Travel Channel to see what I'm talking about.
The Food Network's mini documentary series where chefs and Food Network personalities dish about the best... well, you know. Watching it makes my mouth water. Appetizers at The Spotted Pig... Donuts at Buddakan... can't go wrong with that!
And who doesn't know about Anthony? He has the absolute best travel show on tv. I can watch re-runs of his episodes over and over again. To simplify him and his show into a few sentences would be a disservice but just tune in on Monday nights at 10 on the Travel Channel to see what I'm talking about.
Monday, August 10, 2009
Chestnuts & Martha
If I can afford it one day, I'll have fresh flowers delivered to my home every week. It's a luxury but fresh flowers have the amazing power to brighten up any room.
My favorite floral boutique in NYC is Chestnuts in the Tuileries. They have the most beautiful flower arrangements. Unfortunately I'm usually not able to afford the $150+ price tag. Luckily there's always Martha.
Martha Stewart Sunrise Bouquet $49.95
My favorite floral boutique in NYC is Chestnuts in the Tuileries. They have the most beautiful flower arrangements. Unfortunately I'm usually not able to afford the $150+ price tag. Luckily there's always Martha.
Martha Stewart Sunrise Bouquet $49.95