July 2011
26 posts
I’m halfway through the 92 days of walking 10,000 steps (aprox. 5 miles) a day challenge and, according to the pedometer, I’m at a total of 464,427 steps. Not bad.
I’d love to be further ahead but considering our busy schedules (work, french classes, presentations) and how hot it’s been lately, I’m satisfied with just keeping up.
Australian mug shots via VSL / La boite verte
Someday in the next five years…some kid, some 17 year-old kid is gonna...
– Bruce Willis while being interviewed by Quentin Tarantino in a Behind-the-Scenes montage on the collector’s edition of Pulp Fiction (not available anywhere online).
The Blair Witch Project came out in 1999 and, according to IMDb, the budget was $60,000. The filmmakers weren’t 17, but...
In search of the perfect wooden necklace.
I was obsessing over this necklace a while back (and am still) but the seller was away on vacation and by the time she came back someone else must have messaged her because it was reserved and sold instantly. I love the faded green abacus-like beads and the odd little cubes. She even made me a similar one but the pink and yellow just wasn’t as ..enchanting.
Finally a did an extensive...
I didn’t expect much from Julie & Julia.
I recently read My Life in France and felt giddy and inspired by the tremendous discovery that is Julia Child. I don’t even like cooking all that much, but Julia’s slow bloom as a writer and chef was really comforting to me—a 26-year-old who’s yet to find that thing that I really, really love and can’t stop...
Best of this summer's desserts (so far)
Matt and I have been trying a lot of new, delicious desserts around Park Slope and beyond over the past several months. Here are some of the most memorable.
5. Profiteroles with ice cream at Autour du Monde (Clinton Hill, Brooklyn)
4. Morning muffins at Blue Sky Bakery (Park Slope, Brooklyn)
3. Thai Iced Tea Ice Cream at SkyIce (Park Slope, Brooklyn)
2. Various Flavors of Frozen Yogurt...
THANK YOU to everyone who came out to the screening of Twin Sitters last night at 92YTribeca—thank you to the audience for laughing so heartily and being supportive, and to our wonderful Flophouse co-hosts (Dan, Elliott & Stuart) for making a terrible movie that we’ve already seen several times before seem new and as ridiculous as ever.
Matt and I are still learning how to...