Well, my posts are just increasingly sporadic, are they not?
It's summer time and the living is chilly here in NYC and frantic. So far this week I had a hiring open house followed by eating mussels with my bosses until 11:00 pm (oh, and then I convinced myself that my cab driver was going to try to kill me because he was so FRIENDLY and I've been watching too much Law & Order), the first meeting of my new book club (fabulous! and full of other girls from NC--and some from other places), I put Miss Marple on a diet (seriously, y'all, my cat has a fat face--who knew that was even possible with cats) and a stranger/friend of a friend heard my plea for bulk yeast on Facebook and is shipping two pounds to me tomorrow.
In between, I haven't been responding to emails or picking up calls on my cell phone. I have been begging Nathan to get iphones. I have eaten Pinkberry only once (good for me) and I did some solitary shopping yesterday and found the perfect navy dress (JCrew) and the perfect navy shoes that toe the line between dressy and casual and are insanely comfy (Born). Obvi, I bought both--you don't search YOUR ENTIRE LIFE for items and then not buy them when they are on sale. I also ate a yummy brunch with a good ole friend (who just went on 7 dates in 7 days--record, no?--don't worry, it was set up for a blog--she's not a solid ball of pheromones or anything) and I've read a book or two.
Good week. So what's up with y'all?
About Me
- Rachel Ann
- New York, New York, United States
- Born and raised in the South, specifically the "bustling metropolis" of Raleigh, NC, I now live in an actual bustling metropolis (New York City) with my darling husband (and high school sweetheart!) and our cute, strange, misbehaving cat, Miss Marple. Food-wise, I am a tradition-loving vegetarian. I am constantly trying to adapt recipes to be lower on the food chain and to eliminate processed foods from our diet. Everything is a process, but I do strive to prepare as much of our food as I can from the "raw" materials of the earth--fruits, veggies, wheat, eggs and the like. My husband has a thing for high fructose corn syrup in the form of Coca-Cola, my cat swoons over kibble and I can't think of many things better than okra, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, lima beans, peaches or blueberries.
Nathan and Rachel Ann
Miss Marple
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