Tuesday, January 31, 2006
Monday, January 30, 2006
brunch club satellite office
hi everyone! we had an awesome weekend here in boston with our special guest, annette, who is a dynamic woman in business. after an evening of bowling at boston's high class Boston Bowl (where lee and annette purchased the most lovely gift for me, pics to come soon) and an... interesting...dinner of pizza and shrimp cocktail sauce, we didn't want to overdo it with brunch. so we went and had a delicious brunch ever at the Fireplace in Brookline. our meals were excellent (complete with biscuit girl and biscuit girl redux!) - we started off with a parsnip soup with an apple glaze, and annette and lee both had something crispy, and i snuck lots of tastes when lee wasn't looking.
in all, it was a great weekend, and it was excellent to see you, annette!
glitter-fabulous
this tea had healing powers
can i get some ketchup and mustard for this salad?
in all, it was a great weekend, and it was excellent to see you, annette!
glitter-fabulous
this tea had healing powers
can i get some ketchup and mustard for this salad?
Friday, January 27, 2006
High Culcha (2)
Unrelated to brunch, but while we're on the topic of culcha: I went to the opening last night for a show of David Shapiro's work (friend of my roommate), and I highly recommend checking out his fantastic watercolors of famous people. Titles of these paintings: "Lady with a Kinkajou: Paris and Babyluv" and "Madonna and Child of the Future: Angelina and Maddox." At Kathleen Cullen on 26th st.
Monday, January 23, 2006
Saturday, January 21, 2006
Christmas, Laziness, and Moscow
My beloved bruch clubbers,
It has taken me sometime to post on the blog but now I am in full gear. Sorry for the delay.
As requested, here are the images of Yoni and Adam in their Christmas sweaters.
As my Mom always says, "better late then never".
School started yesterday and I am in the LOT-EK studio which will be going to Moscow and St Petersburg in March. I will make sure to do a special Moscow brunch post and bring back some fantastic door prizes.
I will see you all at brunch tomorrow.
Thursday, January 19, 2006
Congratulations Brunch-Style
A big congratulations to our to most recently impressive brunch-club-yuppies-in-training. Annette got a new job (so I'm told) and Paul got in to Harvard. I am both so Impressed. Forbes & Harvard. I think you guys should pay for brunch this weekend. Could our little group be more impressive? I think not. Fuck all the other brunch clubs, they do not have as many intials behind their names (we'll even have an esquire in a year or two).
Because I don't know my 401(k) from my hot brunch spots, I'll just throw out two previously mentioned names for brunch this weekend to get the controversy started.
Miriam (Park Slope)
Essex House (I used the context clues to figure out where this one was. See, I'm on my way)
Also, as I was taking three things down to the trash this morning, I realized that rather than putting them there I could give them away on Sunday, so be prepared! I think Annette's bringing something so maybe I'll wait, but not too long. One of the is a brunch club re-gift! Exciting!
Wednesday, January 18, 2006
Wednesday, January 11, 2006
the enumclaw horse
For Lee, and any others who may be interested in what I learned about while visiting Washington state.
Really makes great brunch conversation.
The Seattle Times
The Stranger
Really makes great brunch conversation.
The Seattle Times
The Stranger
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Sunday, January 08, 2006
Tuesday, January 03, 2006
west coast brunch woes
Happy New Year, BC dudes and dudettes. I am happy to be back in New York after a wonderful week in the Pacific Northwest. Although I was content with the nine feet of snow on the beautiful and volcanic Mt. Hood (pictured) that fulfilled all my ski cravings, I must say that the west coast brunch options in no way live up to our fine standards. Although I faithfully returned to all my favorite Seattle coffee spots -- the reliable Victrola, the incomparable Vivace, and the exciting newcomer Tip Top Doughnuts -- there seems to be a pandemic lack of sufficient a.m. dining spots throughout the far west of this great nation. Sure, the coffee is fantastic (New York coffee wishes it could be so good), but I have come to realize that there simply is no brunch equivalent. And frankly, installing wi-fi access in every eating establishment does not compensate for a lack of Eggs Benedict. We should all be thankful for the rich bounty of brunch spots that we are so lucky to have here at home. God bless.
Where are we off to this Sunday?
Monday, January 02, 2006
happy 2006
hey everyone! just got back from a New Year's weekend in VT. we had a lovely time - erica went cross-country skiing, made mimosas for everyone, and then passed out in the hot tub. the rest of us welcomed the new year in with a quiet sudoku and puzzle. in all, we had a wonderful time - but of course i miss you all! best wishes to you... and here's hoping that 2006 brings as many lovely brunches as 2005!