A temporary juice cleanse seemed like a good idea, but it’s even better that it only lasted a couple of days. So what was the proper way to end it? We waited for 3.5 hours in the pre-morning cold at the Madison Square Shake Shack for the debut of the Cronut Hole Concrete. With only 1,000 custards, and free t-shirts for the first 100 people … Continue reading Cronut Concrete: The End of a Cleanse
I like juice. I like being clean. A juice cleanse can’t be that bad, right? Unfortunately, it doesn’t work that way. This isn’t our first bout with juice cleanses, Paige has done one before, but with the amount of ginger and vegetables that I wouldn’t eat even if they were in a salad with a whole bottle of ranch on them, I couldn’t do it. … Continue reading Don’t Do It: Juice Cleanse
As many of you have seen, election season is in full swing in New York City. As I drank my coffee and looked for topics to cover, Mayoral candidate Bill Thompson’s concession speech was aired and it got me thinking. How dumb is it to announce that a candidate is conceding when they know they’ve lost? Thompson, who promised that he would not concede until … Continue reading It’s Not Conceding When You Lose
Getting married is an exciting thing, a celebration of two people’s love and two families coming together. Paige and I knew going into it that the description above is fantastic, maybe a little less than realistic, but if ever there was a time for optimism, then our wedding was perfect. Right? What we didn’t realize was that our happiness literally seems to be bringing out … Continue reading Wedding Stress: 3 Weeks of Honesty
It’s Friday, and the week has been full of new things, posts on politics, fashion, student issues, and occasionally a mention of joblessness in the face a wedding. Today however, considering the weekend is on the brink of beginning, I’ll go easy. When I told Paige that I was no longer going to be working the job that I’d been at since May, we weren’t … Continue reading Daily Blogging: 2 Week Mark
New York Fashion Week is one of the most exciting events on the calendar. At least… It was. My introduction to NYFW was with the frigid Fall 2013 shows back in March, when nobody but the truly dedicated wanted to be at Lincoln Center. There was space for bloggers, models, photographers, and everyone in between to do their own thing. In reality it was an … Continue reading Kids: The Best Things at Fashion Week
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