1. A brief foray through the Condessa district, similar to NYC’s SoHo area. 2. Mellowing out before bed every night in my hammock, overlooking the city and praying. 3. Discovering old Mexico on foot with my friend Rod. 4. Speaking Spanish with flourish 5. Conversations with taxi drivers 6. Finding a chain of book stores… Continue reading Things I love so far last week- MEXICO Edition
Category: Journeys
Early Taste Edition: Things I love so far this week
I am having flashbacks to being a vegetarian in France from earlier this year (except raw vegetables are a no-no in Mexico unless you would personally like to bear the weight of Montezuma’s revenge.) Nonetheless, the past few days have held some amazing tastes. As you can imagine, I have been waking up early to… Continue reading Early Taste Edition: Things I love so far this week
Awake and up to no good…
I am sitting in a semi-lit hotel room thinking and the thoughts are like words being spoken aloud. But perhaps that’s my dramatic way of listening to the air conditioning. I had dinner with a friend tonight at my favorite Afghani find from last year. Kiernan (with such a cool name) got me thinking. I… Continue reading Awake and up to no good…
Eat your heart out SF
So yours truly is now on Getty Images. That’s right, if you type in the correct spelling of my name, it will pull up a photo of me, Nicole and Esai Morales. 2 minutes before the photo was taken ME: Esai, thank you for being a positive force for Latinos in the film industry. You’ve… Continue reading Eat your heart out SF
New York: small moments at the speed of the subway
Being back in New York feels increasingly familiar. The other day I was thinking about this vegan restaurant I like to visit in Chelsea and was wondering if I had gone three times this year, would the waiter know I’m not from here? Anonymity’s freedom is like an elixir of which you sometimes want a… Continue reading New York: small moments at the speed of the subway
Pandemonium… for books
Tonight I attended a fabulous birthday party and even made the birthday cake with some set parameters that it needed to be an orange cake. So I made an orange cake with a Green Tea Tropical glaze, caramel frosting and a lavender fleur de sel sprinkled on each slice. Yum. And while I was at… Continue reading Pandemonium… for books
Seattle- in Brief
After a highly successful day at the college and university show (I think I could classify for energizer bunny status), we dismantled our booth and Rob decided to go have a cocktail and change for dinner, while I headed over to a late matinee of Harry Potter. I left the theater enthused and infused with… Continue reading Seattle- in Brief
Seattle- Today
— I could never live here. I feel like I’ve walked the entire downtown in one fell swoop. Having just come from the giantess that is New York and being tethered to the small town / big city dynamic of San Fran., Seattle in all its beauty feels far too small. — I am looking… Continue reading Seattle- Today
NYC- The celebrity of food
I don’t know what it is about celebrities that can get us all in a twitter. To be honest, we could bestow the status on any of our friends because how great is it to see your friends (especially if it’s been weeks or months or years). But instead we pick common blokes and gals… Continue reading NYC- The celebrity of food
NYC: Siblings
Tonight after a networking event, I hooked up with my best friend Kathi’s sister Kim. The highlight of the evening consisted of sitting in Dylan’s Candy Bar sipping frozen hot chocolates and talking about being single and spiritual in the urban jungle. We laughed and found ourselves in a similar season of our lives. It’s… Continue reading NYC: Siblings
NYC: 5 Things Tonight
1. I almost saw a fist fight break out between my buddy Charles and a union electrician. 2. Tomorrow commences day 1 of foodie extravaganza; will keep eyes open for celebrity sightings. 3. Walking around Time Square at night in multitudes of people makes me smile. 4. An event during said walk reminded me of… Continue reading NYC: 5 Things Tonight
NYC- Old Friends and David Burke
Tonight, after work, I met up with my friends Julie and Chris over at David Burke, Bloomingdales. My colleague Charlie had introduced me to it during one of our last forays in town and it is without a doubt a great meal priced at a phenomenal value (read prix fixe at $24.07 for 3 courses).… Continue reading NYC- Old Friends and David Burke