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The jumpsuit is fundamentally a utilitarian garment. In seeking to elevate it to couture one might pair it with lighthearted nearly frivolous accessories. The juxtaposition of workman like substructure and…
During our last visit to San Antonio, Texas. We stopped by Two Brothers Barbecue Market for some good ‘ol Texas barbecue. We chose this particular joint because it boasted classic…
New York City is one of the most populous industrial cities in the world, and, to be quite honest, it is not the prettiest. It doesn’t have the romance of…
Last Thanksgiving we were invited to Houston, TX. Since we would be spending time in Texas anyway, we decided to visit San Antonio, a place we’d never been. Excitedly we…
An iconic bridge in the North Woods New York City is a city of landmarks, each of them a monument to engineering and daring. The Empire State Building. The Statue…
Adieu 2013! Hello 2014 As I reflected over the past year, I was drawn to Psalm 139. For me, knowing that I am part of a Maker’s plan gives me…
Moroccan couscous with red peppers, potatoes, raisins, toasted pine nuts, hummus and egg plant with organic chicken. Superb! I rarely venture into Nolita these days—well, not since my college days,…
The week before Thanksgiving I went on an autumnal photography walk through Inwood Park on the “Upper, Upper West Side.” I love this park because it is an oasis in…