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[15 Aug 2010 | One Comment | ]
A Vino Break at the Brooklyn Winery

I have a love-hate relationship with Williamsburg. Being born in Brooklyn, I have strong opinions about the state of the borough. I’ve been less than excited about the direction Williamsburg has gone in largely because I fear it’s a “throw away culture,” a place that has boomed fast, packed with young, beautiful things with full wallets and high expectations. Historically, these revolutions last only so long before the young and beautiful move on to the next big thing. But, this weekend, I witnessed growth with substance and saw a project …

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[3 Aug 2010 | 14 Comments | ]

A few months ago I went on an infamous quick girls getaway to Paris and Rome and developed horrifying pneumonia while I was there, and carried it for the entire trip. I’m pretty well known for becoming sick on trips, but for me, this was the final straw. Since then I’ve taken every precaution, from extra vaccinations to local food knowledge and preparation, to stay healthy while I’m abroad. When @ChooseCherries contacted me with a few reasons why a simple bag of cherries could help me achieve these goals, I …

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[6 Jul 2010 | 4 Comments | ]
Gourmet NYC

Food is everywhere in NYC. There’s a reason fashion editors crack jokes about the “Diet Coke and Cigarettes” diet and everyone counts calories like crazy. It’s not because we’re hyper-aware, it’s because if you wanted to, in New York City, you could literally never stop eating. The tall shoes keep us further from the feast, and the black clothes mask spillage from amazing meals. It’s a rouse, I’m sorry to inform you.
And on this list of amazing, fantastic places to manga, I’ve got a few favorites. Recently, when an out-of-town …

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[27 Apr 2010 | 2 Comments | ]
3 Ways to Reconnect in NYC

People grow and change and move all the time. And once in awhile you get the chance to all meetup and make it a special day. It may suck to be seperated from good friends, but with time brings experience, a little more money, and a whole new world filled with more family and new life.
With all that wisdom (and cash) spend your Girl’s Day Out at one of these three locations that encourage new experiences, casual fun, and so much conversation.

202 Nicole Farhi at Chelsea Market
Instead of meeting up …

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[12 Apr 2010 | 2 Comments | ]
Austin, Texas: More Than BBQ

A few weeks ago I had the time of my life in Austin, Texas at the South by Southwest conference. Being surrounded by travel savvy folks, and tech savvy friends was more than my little heart could handle, and I went to sleep every night full of information, inspiration, and above all, love.
Though I spent a great deal of time learning about new Twitter initiatives and listening to inspiring panelists, I made sure to spend a solid morning exploring beautiful Downtown Austin, and also spent quite a few nights eating …

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[8 Dec 2009 | One Comment | ]
A Cup of Milk and Christmas at The Cookie Jar

Am I old fashioned? Maybe. But I just can’t help but smile at the idea of a nice big glass of milk and a few tasty cookies getting me through the night. Someone finally heard my prayers!
At The Cookie Jar, an adorable warehouse of treats in all shapes and sizes, you can sit down at a table alone, with the fam, or with a loved one, get a cup of milk, and choose two cookies to dip, dunk, and slurp into your belly. Of the dozens and dozens made fresh …