And you know how I love snow so if I’m saying this was the best snow, I really mean it.
My visitor (he needs a nickname, maybe) made it to NYC before the snow.
We ate here and drank here. And then it snowed, and snowed some more. I loved it.
You may have read this list elsewhere. However, this is an edited version with new! exciting! items. OK?
Some things are hard to explain to Kenyan teenagers.
You might get it back in March April 
NYC is expecting another 4-6 inches of snow overnight. Continue reading
As much as I love New York and am still ecstatic to be living here again, I’d be lying if I said it’s a hard place to dwell sometimes.
On a rainy day when something has gone wrong with the subway, and there are no cabs to be found, crying seems like a perfectly appropriate response.
But we deal. And sometimes buy ourselves bodega flowers.
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Spotted at the Upper West Side location of Gracious Home.
NYC’s cold snap is ending.
Just in time for my trips to New Orleans and Naples (Florida, not Italy).
Don’t worry: I have scheduled lots of posts to hopefully keep you entertained while I’m away.
I plan to come back with good pictures and stories. Enjoy your week!
So soon after Sandy, THIS.
The forecast called for non-accumulating snow in NYC (or so I thought).
I normally enjoy some snow, but now I’d just like to get back to normal.
Update: Beard product proliferation on Etsy, complete.
In December, I read about BurlyBeard.com in InStyle’s gift guide. I knew I was too late for Christmas but thought one of the kid-sized hats would make a terrific gift for a kiddo I know who is experiencing his first cold winter. I’ll be giving him one of these soon:
Via BurlyBeardCo
Fab.com sent a newsletter recently touting Beardo as the “only bearded beanie.” It’s not true (and I prefer the BurlyBeard style), but as the saying goes, your mileage may vary.
Other options:
