Ventured to a neighborhood in transition last Sunday. We decided to attack the 5.5 mile trek through Central Park and cut through our very favorite spot, the Conservatory Garden. Destination, Tasting Social Presents Mountain Bird at East 110 Street and 3rd Avenue.
Up early on Saturday to drive to Connecticut to transport the mothership.
Life can be a pain. Now I know why my mom says the Golden Years suck. Yesterday, we were up and out by 7am and walked the hand full of miles to David’s doctor so he could kick off the morning with a neck epidural. The valium definitely made the pain more manageable. I took…
A conundrum. I am trying to comprehend the appeal of Dr. Ben Carson.
Weekend Update… Saturday dawned cloudy, but unseasonably warm. We got up and out early and caught a 9am IMAX showing of the new James Bond flick, Spectre.
Talk about the Midas touch. Rich Torrisi, Jeff Zalaznick and Mario Carbone of Major Food Group never fail. Sadelle’s is their latest triumph.
Fun Friday. Met my friend, Paula, at the Guggenheim Museum.
My posts seem food focused this week. I am not overly hungry, obsessed or an obnoxious foodie. I save my obsessive behavior for the NY Giants and Entitlementors, but food is one of life’s great pleasures.
So much happening in NYC this past Sunday…NYC Marathon, the World Series.
It is the little things in life that pump you up. I was rendezvousing with my dear friend Paula on the Upper East Side. Her mobility has been restricted so I journeyed to her ‘hood. She recommended Mediterraneo, a restaurant close by her apartment. I made a reservation, looking forward to seeing her and not…
I had such a treat on Halloween. I was very Sociale.
Want to add some color, creativity, originality to your life? Scurry on over to the new Whitney Museum and take in the stellar Frank Stella exhibit.
Why do you always find things that jump out and scream, “BUY ME” when you are trying so hard to repress retail therapy urges?
Once again, single in the city. Parting is such sweet sorrow and then you roll over, go back to sleep and the separation anxiety eases.
Life in New York City is always spontaneous, exciting, interesting. The other night we were going to head to the Metropolitan Museum to enjoy cocktails on the rooftop and then peruse the masterpieces. It is a favorite Friday night activity.
Sports is so much more fun when you are not emotionally invested.
Ventured to the east village to witness my latest obsession up close and personal. Leon Bridges, an American gospel and soul singer from Fort Worth, Texas was headlining Webster Hall downtown.
Breasts are ogled all the time. They are admired, talked about, photographed, considered erotic and a constant in male fantasies.