Eat. Drink. Live.
We ran into my friend Tania at the opening of the Pleasantville Farmers Market; she was covering it for the paper. She made this gorgeous photo of our girl. Thanks Tania!
Sam sharing at meal time. So cute. And her milk, too:
We did have a few flurries and even a couple of inches earlier in the season, but this was the first time Sam really got outside to explore the snow. I must say, she seemed confused. A few more pics, […]
As is our tradition for, well, many years now, we celebrated Christmas night with a tamale feast. We order them from the Texas Tamale Factory, and they arrive vacuum-sealed in bags, which makes them super easy to heat up. With […]
Something tells me this might be the last Christmas morning I sleep in for a very long while. So we took advantage of that! A few gifts to exchange, a big breakfast of French toast and brown sugar, black pepper […]
Church, family, dinner, snow. What a beautiful evening. More photos after the jump.
Leigh celebrated a big birthday at the ranch Saturday with family, friends and a delicious catered dinner by Mimi of Mimi’s Plates. Party time!
The family headed for a walk downtown to choose a couple for ornaments for friends at our fabulous Christmas store here in Nyack: Hickory Dickory Dock. Â They have all kinds of beautiful hand-blown glass ornaments, painted glass globes, and fun […]
Linda and Alan had a Christmas party, and we all were singing carols by the piano. This, friends, is the reason your parents tell you to keep up with your piano lessons. Heed their advice! If only I had! The […]
We finally opened a bottle of sake that Pete brought back for us from Japan about a gazillion years ago. I know, I know, sake is not supposed to age. But this didn’t seem any worse for the wear. It […]
A cute photo of Sam. We are shopping for Vegan Holiday Entree Attempt Number Two. Patience, fans. Patience.
Sour Cherry Farm’s tree took on a new look this year. We went with a tabletop Christmas tree. You know, with a crawling, curious toddler and all. It actually ends up being a lot easier to water, for one. And […]
Samantha really likes peas!
Baa. Of course.
We’re cleaning out the basement, and we’ve discovered that we own way too many film cameras. And yet not one DSLR. Boo. We are thinking of going eBay. The Pentax K-1000 seems to be selling for a nice chunk of […]
We had new dishes on the Thanksgiving table this year, and all the families chipped in for the preparation. It was a collaborative — and fun — meal!
A little chilly walk on a Saturday afternoon. What fun. Look at the river! And the light! More pics of Samantha, after the jump.
Our little girl turned one. A few photos from the evening, after the jump.
Sam has taken to turning around to say hi while in her stroller. Hey there, cutie.
Maybe it was having the Korean chicken the weekend before? But I got some kind of bug, and we decided to have another bo ssam dinner. (The first one was in February, and it was really delicious.) Two big pork […]
Hmart is a great new grocery store in White Plains. It’s part of a smallish chain that started in Queens as a Korean grocer. They now carry all sorts of imported items from all different countries, but they do specialize […]
I live 16 miles from my office. The worst commute I’d ever had before this one was 1 1/2 hours on a Friday before Columbus Day weekend. This took the cake. The nor’easter hit just about 4 o’clock, when everyone […]
We like to call this photo “Voting on Hudson.” Sam at the polls: A few more, after the jump.
After Superstorm Sandy, Boo lost power. She spent a week with our friend Lisa. After the week was up, she headed home only to discover that though the lights were on, the heat and the hot water were not. She […]
A nice November morning, a spot of coffee in the brisk air. Good times.
Now that we’re back up with power here at the farm, here are a few photos from Sandy, mostly from around the neighborhood. We are so thankful that we didn’t suffer any damage. Our thoughts and prayers are with people […]
Two videos of our baby girl.
Well, this day had to come. The gates are up. And when Samantha is trapped? Samantha is crying.
Kelli and Patrick invited us along for a Harvest Hayride at the park in Irvington. The kids had a ball. Even Sam.
My husband, Greg, and I are co-founders of SCF, which chronicles what we eat, drink and grow as we raise our daughter on a tiny plot of land in the Lower Hudson Valley.
