My friend Phil is hosting a really fun giveaway. Deets below!
Following along with the spirit of the holidays, .me generously gave me a few domains to giveaway.
A .me domain is a great home for a personal blog, resume or any other personal project you might dream up. You, too, can give the gift of a .me domain to your friends and/or family members as well by visiting TheGiftOf.me.
If you’d like a .me domain, send me your email address via FanMail or Ask… or you could email me if you have my email. I’ll give these away on a first-come first-serve basis.
Happy Holidays!
masculine
Bathroom design upgrade: woods wallpaper by Cole & Son and a bear print from one of my all-time favorite photographers, Sharon Montrose. Yeah, bears!
Weekend highlight: knocking back hot toddies with Mark Firth (co-founder of beloved Brooklyn restaurants, Diner and Marlow & Sons) at Bell & Anchor, his new farm-to-table restaurant in Great Barrington, MA.
If you’re planning a weekend road trip to the Berkshires, I’d highly recommend a visit - the food and atmosphere were divine, and every ingredient is gathered from Firth’s 80-acre farm nearby.
They don’t have a website yet, but you can find details on Facebook and Yelp.
Bell & Anchor I 178 Main Street (between Cottage & Rossetter) I Great Barrington, MA I 413.528.5050
shopping for the boys. (at Jack Spade)
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Today’s super simple holiday hack? Pennant Flag Banners (printables included!).
That time you won a bunch of sausage at the Brooklyn Based benefit, except you don’t eat meat.
(via cookbookcreate)
New digs
Every Black Friday, retailers lure shoppers in the cold, predawn hours to wait in long lines with the promise of one-day-only deals that can’t be beat. And every year, shoppers ask themselves, “Is this really worth it?”
The answer, it turns out, is often no.
Post-Sandy: empty shelves at Key Foods in Park Slope.
After Sandy had passed on Tuesday, Barrett and I wandered out into the East Village to survey the damage. You can’t see it here, but much of the FDR was flooded and blocked off by police cars. It definitely felt like the zombie apocalypse was nigh. I snapped this picture of Barrett walking on an empty strip of the FDR freeway, such a surreal sight.
