I disappeared. Again.
This time I blame it on New York. I left for a quick 4 day trip and never really returned.
Here are some pictures just to make my heart ache more.
A bookstore. The smell. Oh, the smell.
First they don't have used bookstores in my suburbia and second, I don't believe I could take a 1 year old or a 5 year old (let alone both) into a store packed with that many books and even dream of being able to do anything but keep them from climbing the shelves.
Oh but the smell was magnificent.
First they don't have used bookstores in my suburbia and second, I don't believe I could take a 1 year old or a 5 year old (let alone both) into a store packed with that many books and even dream of being able to do anything but keep them from climbing the shelves.
Oh but the smell was magnificent.
Was the pizza fabulous because I was in NYC? Or was it fabulous because it was 10pm and we were able to just walk down the block and grab a slice?
I KNOW these fries were fabulous because it was 1am and I was 3 drinks under. Oh the grease! Oh the salt! Oh the alcohol! Oh the freedom!
4 comments:
I am SO jealous. I may never recover. You might have to nurse me back to health.
HFS!! (holy fucking shit) we were in NYC at the same time and didn't know it! ugh!
This gives a whole new meaning to "freedom fries."
Oh, that pizza? It wasn't good because it was so easy to get. It was just plain good.
And, of course, as you know, nothing beats that "new car" smell . . . except a book.
New York has been crying since you left... It's been rain, rain rain...
Seriously though, you have to come back again, if for no other reason than for us to meet!
I also a huge foodie, and will force upon you Lombardi's pizza (http://www.firstpizza.com/) and Pomme Frites (http://www.pommesfrites.ws/). And if you come with your girls, Alice's Tea Cup (http://www.alicesteacup.com/) would be especially fun!
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