While the original intent behind interviewing my friends for the blog was to highlight their endeavors, I am finding that writing about them reminds me of why our lives converged and how important it is that I keep them near. As we grow older and pursue various relationships and careers, we don’t get to spend as much time …
Continue reading Comfort Food Means Lots of Wine, Carbs, and Butter (RISOTTO RECIPE!)
Next up in our series of must-see bookshops is one close to home. Located on Lexington Avenue between 93rd and 94th, Kitchen Arts & Letters is a beautifully curated shop that only stocks books on food. A majority of the books are cookbooks but I also found three on the art of napkin folding and a …
Continue reading IN THE STACKS // Kitchen Arts & Letters // New York, NY
Next up on my road to mindfulness... Working through (and embracing) bad thoughts. Something that has always stuck with me from my therapy days was the notion of ACCEPTING my feelings, worries, and fears. A lot of my stress and anxiety came from the fact that I was upset with myself for being upset. I …
Continue reading Bye-Bye to Bad Thoughts – How to Embrace and Work Through Worry
Father’s Day always makes me think of baseball. Actually, it always makes me think of the Red Sox. Since we as children are inherently selfish, we tend to compartmentalize our fathers into categories. The Fishing Father. The BBQ Father. The Toolbox Father. The Car Father. My dad has and always will be The Baseball Father …
Continue reading Top Five Most Memorable Baseball Moments of the Nineties
I have the coolest friends. I don’t even feel bad bragging about it. They are the coolest. Did you see my friend Rachel’s amazing seaside wedding last month? All of my friends are doing exciting, meaningful, wonderful things and I want to share them with the world. They are following their dreams in every single …
Continue reading Get to Know: Mark Tiger // Singer, Yogi, Horse Masseuse
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