Salt and Sundry at Union Market in Washington, DC, has tons of charming things: aprons printed with enormous vegetables, pots and pans and adorable baking dishes, towels and pillows and lovely tables hand-crafted by store-owner Amanda McClements’ father. I particularly loved … Continue reading
I went to visit one of my oldest and dearest friends this past weekend. She lives in D.C., which is not a city I know well. You know that phrase, “You can’t find your ass from your elbow”? (Or is … Continue reading
I feel like ping pong is a totally 80s rec room kind of activity, but when I Googled “80s movies in which ping pong plays a key role,” nothing very useful came up. Anyway. A couple of weeks ago my … Continue reading
If I thought Fashion’s Night Out in San Francisco was completely insane, I have since learned that in New York, we’re talking about a whole different level of pathology. We’re talking about the lunatics being let out of the asylum … Continue reading
One of the exercise classes I took while at Quiberon was something called Aquatonic, a form of aqua aerobics. I was the youngest in the class by about a decade (maybe more), and, despite whatever neuroses I have about my … Continue reading
Saturday I dragged my antibiotics-laden ass into town. The weather was somewhat foreboding. But there was a market, and that cheered me right up. I love a good market of any kind: farmer’s, flea, etc. Handmade soap in every color … Continue reading
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