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A few photos of all the cranes building the new Tappan Zee Bridge, seen through the mist and fog on a rainy morning. Don’t worry, I wasn’t looking through the camera.
What is wrong with me? I spend an entire day with my sister and I don’t take one photo of the two of us together? Much less Greg or Boo or Kristen, the friends we spent the evening with? OK, […]
A few photos of my second day in Nashville, mostly spent in training. Early morning sunrise, supper with Gannett colleagues and after-dinner drinks with my new friend Cherrill. Good times.
Some time to kill before I met my Gannett friends for a reception, I took a nice walk around downtown Nashville. The crowds were pouring out of the Bridgestone Arena after Kentucky won the basketball game (remaining undefeated for the […]
Finally somewhat warm enough to take a walk around the lake. We needed it. It felt great!
Snow+Rush hour=horrible commute. This one was a doozy. 2+ hours for just 16 miles. Please let this winter end.
We’ve taken Sam to the circus for three years now, and each visit is a new experience. First year, who knew she’d enjoy it? She liked the lights more than anything else. Second year, she was a bit scared, but […]
The first concert in the park of 2015! Gorgeous night, good friends, good food — and great music!
We kinda figured there wouldn’t be that many people up and about Rockefeller Center on New Year’s Day morning, so we hopped on the train and headed down for a look-see. A crisp, clear day: Samantha’s first train ride (that […]
As you all know, I write these blog posts quite a bit after they happen sometimes. This week, however, I’m pretty on top of things, and I will tell you: We are super-exicted to say that this was our first […]
Did you know Frosty the Snowman was born in Armonk? Indeed, he was. The “village square” was Armonk’s historic downtown, and, according to local legend: “The lyricist of the winter holiday classic, Steve Nelson, was a frequent visitor to Armonk […]
Our annual trip to the Russian boutique at the local Orthodox church down the block. Cabbage rolls, beef stroganoff and dessert, too. Good times.
We had an absolute blast at Harvest Gala, the annual church fundraiser. We snuck bites of steak in the kitchen, drank yummy rose wine and danced. Great time. Here are some pic:
I try to go for a walk at work as often as I can. But even after more than a year of walking circles around our building, I still hadn’t followed a little sign that says “Pond and Nature Trail.” […]
Down by the Filling Station, there’s a bike trail that I think connects to the old State Park in Piermont. If you veer off the bike path into the woods, you can walk along these old pipelines. It’s like walking […]
A walk downtown for lunch from the street fair. Must say, it was a bit disappointing. But a fun outing nonetheless.
On a beautiful fall morning, a hike around the old Nike Trails with Kris and Suzanna. A few pics of the fall foliage for your viewing pleasure!
Sometimes it’s nice to just motor along on the blue roads, looking out the window at not anything in particular. This is one of those days. The old rail bridge – now pedestrian — over Rosendale. (As noted in Alex […]
Gather a bunch of innovative, skilled craftspeople together in a beautiful setting on a stunning fall weekend — and throw in some delicious food and drink to boot, you find yourself with Field + Supply, what was billed as a Modern […]
Also known as: “Helga, Meghan and Leigh Are the Dorks of New York.” (Props to Helga for supplying the ornithological visuals.) This Goldpost is a spoiler alert if you haven’t read the book. But if you have—as many friends of […]
So much depends upon the beautiful light dappling from the trees along the bike path.
Jane and I took the girls for a swim at Oratamin. Here are a few pics:
A little field trip for the cousins this Friday: a trip to Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture. Down at the barnyard, Sam got a little scared of the pigs. And Mae and Jane were not impressed wih the […]
The last show at the Marcel Bruer building before the Whitney moves downtown: A Jeff Koons retropsective that took up all four exhibition galleries. Sarah and I went to visit. A few highlights: And, on the fifth foor, a Rothko:
Wherein Jane and Sam mix their first drinks: Jen and Dan join us for Minty Bourbons: Sarah sips her rose: The kids clap and play: And everyone has a bit of ice cream:
The rain was predicted for the whole day Wednesday, so we packed the kids in the car and took an adventure to the North Fork. Mostly because the ferry ride would be part of the adventure! Morning board games: Cousins! […]
A Sunday morning walk with cousins, down at Nyack Beach State Park, also known as Hook Mountain. A few fresh raspberries for the picking!
Just about everybody in town took a pre- or post-dinner stroll downtown to see the third annual Nyack Car Show. It was bigger than ever this year, with cars parked all along Main Street between Franklin and Broadway, and in […]
A fundraiser for the Hopper House, where we visited Kris at her studio. Afterwards, a leftovers supper of pork chops and bok choy: And a little Mad Men on TV. Nice weekdn.
A few photos from one of our favorite spring outings, the Nyack House Tour. It happens every other year. (Past photos here.) Nice view from one home’s upper sitting porch: Mom asked me to photograph this cabinet: A style for […]
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.
