It's That Time of the Year.

Tis the season for sparkle, and here's what i have my eye on this year. Bring on the Christmas parties...

Hot Off the Presses.

Another issue of ArtWrit, and this time i wrote a piece on the beautiful show that linked Turner, Monet and Twombly in Stockholm. Check it out here.

Good Start To The Day.

London Fog.

You don't know cloudy until you've lived in london. It's more than just clouds. It's dense fog, that sometimes makes it impossible to see across the street. It's days like this that make you want to curl up with tea and a book and never leave the house.

Perfect Time Keeper.

Why, oh why does this cost so much? A lovely time keeper for the wall of a future home.

On the wish list.

Can't wait to browse through this.

Go Here.

If you haven't looked at this site, you really need to get on it. A refreshing take on short interviews that i actually have the patience to read. Hooray!

A Beautiful Book.

Just wanted to write a quick post about the lovely book Brian just had published called Quality of Life. Full of the beautiful photos you can see on his blog, they're now in hard copy form. Grab it here.

Birthday Breakfast.

Starting out your birthday with a table that looks like this can't be wrong... can it? A damson gin champagne cocktail, scrambled eggs, OSCAR MEYER BACON that we found in london somehow, and toast. Not much could be better. If only every morning looked like this.

Organized Neatly.

The past week has been a total roller coaster, starting with my birthday and going onward to the present. On halloween, a holiday for some reason i've decided i don't really enjoy, Sascha and i embarked on an adventure to Angel. I haven't had a day where i really did whatever i wanted in such a long time, and in honor of Halloween, and my birthday the day after, we really did it up. These were the spoils of our travels.

Stockholm Surprise.

Getting whisked away on a four day holiday sounds pretty much the stuff that's made up for movies. Luckily, it's for real life too, and last weekend i was taken on a surprise trip to Stockholm. I'd been there before in the summertime, but this time it was amazing seeing it at the height of autumn just when it was starting to become wintery and crisp. The leaves were all changing color, something which they refuse to do in London, so i felt as though i got a bit of my fill that i'm so used to from autumn spent at home in Bucks County. We stayed just outside the city, getting into the center of town by boat, a beautiful way to get around. Now i'm back in grey and rainy london missing the abundance of water and lovely streets.