I’ve outgrown my current aquarium setup. Or rather the corals and fish have. Cue the upgrade.
Cue the urchin.
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07.10.10 Vanilla gelato drowned in espresso. May be our new favorite dessert.
07.05.10 06.26.10 Not two weeks after we said to goodbye to Daniel’s parents, who do you think descended upon our humble apartment but these two?
That’s right, my mom and baby sister came to spend a couple of days exploring the city, and I was able to take a day off of work to make it a long weekend. [...] Continue reading Nancy & Jenny Come To Brooklyn 06.24.10 Wow, lots of blogging to catch up on, starting with a momentous visit from Daniel’s parents Kim and Gary over Memorial Day weekend. This was their first time in Brooklyn and their first trip to New York since before we moved here, and so for that and many other reasons this was a highly anticipated visit. Originally from upstate South Carolina [...] Continue reading Kim & Gary Come To Brooklyn 05.15.10 “Love is not our duty; it is our destiny, and we get to learn it here. It’s difficult, but learn it, and one day you will be singing it.” — N.T. Wright
05.10.10 And thanks to all the friends who came to celebrate.
04.18.10 On Saturday night we headed, along with our friend Ji, to The Theater at Madison Square Garden to see our friend Mike perform in the new musical 101 Dalmatians. (Our friend Marcey was supposed to join us as well, but she got sick. Feel better, Marcey!) Mike’s been on a national tour with the production–which features a musical score [...] Continue reading 101 Dalmatians. The Musical. 04.16.10 I thought it would be fun to do a series of posts on family recipes that Daniel and I grew up with. First up, a recipe that is near and dear to my heart: Ritz Cracker Pie. When I was growing up, my Georgia-born mother and grandmother made Ritz Cracker Pie for virtually every special occasion (and a good many not-so-special ones). [...] Continue reading Ritz Cracker Pie 04.10.10 On Sunday we had a bunch of people we love come help us celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ at our first-ever Easter Brunch. The sun was shining, the flowers were blooming–spring had come and it was a beautiful day to eat, drink, sing, and reflect on the great promises of the Gospel. Our friend Keith, famous for the Awful Waffle Breakfast [...] Continue reading A Moveable Feast |
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