Showing posts with label new york. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new york. Show all posts

Friday, August 19, 2011

Que Pasa, New York?

I am blogging from Brooklyn today, where we are staying with some of our friends for the weekend. Hunter had an interview in New York and I decided to tag along last minute... so here I am! So excited to explore the (rainy) city this weekend.

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Empire State of Mind

Dear New York,

Thank you for letting me hang out with my little sister, Amy in your city. Even though it was freezing cold and I didn't get to do things like go on the Shark Boat for fear of pneumonia, we still had a lot of fun:




Also, thank you for your hospitals, allowing Aileen and Knema to live in your big city - they are so much fun to hang out with, great hosts and make awesome ebelskivers:

No thank you for closing some of your greatest stores on Saturday (Pixie Market, you let me down), but thank you for keeping some of your other greatest stores open (totally scored at Book Marc):

Thank you for the New York slices I had while in your city. I especially enjoyed my time at Lombardi's:

And thank you for Levain bakery. The cookies were magnificent, as always. My picture of choice would have been Knema dancing for their live web camera, but unfortunately I forgot to check our photos before the 8 am deadline. This image will have to do:

Let's just say I've got one hand in the air for the big city.

Photos (1) - (5) by Amy or myself, (6) by Kevin Sharkey, (7) by Austin King, found here, (8) found here.

Friday, January 14, 2011

Happy Weekend!

This has been a great week, especially for the blog. Thank you to all of you for taking the time to visit. This weekend, Hunter and I are headed up to New York City to spend time with my little sister Amy, who is there on a school trip. We plan on doing lots of shopping, eating and sight seeing. Have a wonderful Martin Luther King Jr. day - see you all on Tuesday!

Photo found here, via newyorkloveaffair

Saturday, December 4, 2010

Underground Tunnels


So, I've resided on the east coast for all of 4 months now and have yet to drive the 4 hours to New York City (Hunter on the other hand has been twice, but made up for it by bringing back cookies from Levain). Anyway, WHEN we do go we would really like to check out this unused and virtually untouched subway station that was built in 1904. It's crazy to think something so beautiful sat abandoned underground for all these years - they closed the station in 1945. We'll let you know how it looks in person!

Photo via The Huffington Post
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