Life
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Spread Love
Spread the love, people. Happy Valentine's Day, courtesy of the chalkboard at Terroir, designed by @ColinTuska.
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Life Without Love
Once again, Hugh from Gaping Void knocks it out of the park.
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Out With the Old
. . . and in with the new. Wishing you and yours a happy and healthy new year and hoping that 2011 brings you happiness. For all those who had kind of a crummy 2010, this one's for you, courtesy of Hugh at Gaping Void. Always remember what's important in life.
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Scenes from a Blizzardy Birthday
I was looking forward to this all year! The seafood tower at Blue Ribbon, complete with lobster, scallops, oysters, clams, crab, shrimp, caviar, and two shots of Stoli. And the view of my backyard on the way home. Many many thanks to Noel, Sarah, Arlan, Rachel, Kim and Katie for trekking across states and boroughs
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Call Me!*
Something odd has happened over the past year and a half or so: I've noticed that I talk on the phone significantly less than I used to. I'd wager that you might say the same thing. I find that the majority of my interaction with friends, even the ones I used to call regularly, is now
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Contradictions
Normally I am not a little dog person, but I totally fell in love with Barley, my friends Rachel & Najib's dog this weekend. I think he fell in love with me a little too. Just sayin'. I really couldn't have asked for a better weekend — catching up with Lauren, Caroline & Tara at Highlands and
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Pacific Time
I returned to NYC from LA on Thursday night but still feel somewhat like I'm running on Pacific time — I slept until 11 both days this weekend (which doesn't happen that often). It could be that I'm just recovering from the trip generally, as it was jam-packed. I drove straight from the airport to
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Weekend Wrapup
Bike ride with Lauren to the Cloisters and back, with a stop at the Little Red Lighthouse. Scott & Deb's wedding (congratulations!) with scenic views from Steiner Studios.
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The Long Walk
Yesterday I walked from my apartment down to the Lower East Side, wandered around there and Chinatown for a bit, then walked over the Brooklyn Bridge to Carroll Gardens. From Canal St to my final destination was approximately 3.5 miles, and I'd imagine that I walked at the very least two more beyond that. Moral