Just a few photos from a relaxing weekend last month spent exploring our Upper West Side neighborhood with Pat, Meg, Sam and Caitie. In Central Park, Sam climbed on the rope structure at the Heckscher Playground and practiced scooting....
Read MoreHello! We’re back from a longer-than-expected trip to Vermont and New Hampshire, which was a relaxing break from the city. Vermont and New Hampshire are absolutely beautiful in the springtime. Trees are so green and flowers...
Read MoreWhat are you up to this weekend? Dan’s sister and her family are coming into the city later today and staying with us for a couple days. We’re excited to explore our little neighborhood with these...
Read MoreDon’t tell me you aren’t little-kid-in-a-candy-story psyched about the opening of the Nutella Bar at Eataly this evening! Top or fill muffins ($4.80), crepes ($5.80), crostatina ($4.80), saccottino ($3.80), brioche ($3.80), pane ($2.80, Eataly’s...
Read MoreThe other day, Dan and I took the subway over to Brooklyn to see the cherry blossoms at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is one of those spots that make you feel...
Read MoreGardening in the city is a funny thing for a Vermonter. Growing up, I lived on three and half acres of land, much of it covered by forest and the other parts were lush lawn and...
Read MoreA few days ago, I shared some pictures from our fun afternoon at the American Museum of Natural History, and today, I have some pictures taken at the Intrepid Museum. The Intrepid Sea, Air &...
Read MoreI’ve been itching to add some new spring pieces to my closet, but since we’re on a bit of a spending freeze over here, window shopping, Pinterest, and beautifully crafted emails from Madewell, J.Crew, and...
Read MoreA couple weeks ago, my mom and her husband visited us in the city and we were able to squeeze in lots of action in only a few days. One afternoon, we walked up to...
Read MoreAt the end of March, The New York Times hosted a Haiku challenge and asked readers to submit Haiku related to these six NYC subjects: the island, strangers, solitude, commuting, 6 a.m., and kindness. The challenge,...
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