Month: April 2018

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Champagne three ways, good-for-you sprinkles, and baby carrier v2

Hi there, Is it only Wednesday? We had a jam-packed weekend with our friends Becca and Devin, who were in town from Vermont with their 3-year-old son, Henry. We even got a babysitter (highly recommend Sittercity—so easy) for a grown-up dinner at Roman’s—amazing family-style meal with plenty of wine. It’s one of my favorite Brooklyn restaurants; recipes from their … Continue reading Champagne three ways, good-for-you sprinkles, and baby carrier v2

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Biking for breakfast, auditioning travel toys, and learning all about joy

Hi there, It was Rob’s birthday this past weekend and we’re still recovering from the festivities. My parents swooped in to take care of Lilly so we could spend a night on the North Fork. We stayed at Sound View, a gorgeously renovated motel right on the water, and did our best to cram in as … Continue reading Biking for breakfast, auditioning travel toys, and learning all about joy

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Coffee upgrades, nondairy obsessions, and feeling un poco loco

Hi there! Today is Lilly’s 10-month birthday and time has, as my friend Allidah says, just evaporated. She’s just learned how to pull herself up to standing, which makes me both proud and terrified. Have to install that baby gate, stat! In other news, today is Equal Pay Day, which was created to raise awareness around the persistent … Continue reading Coffee upgrades, nondairy obsessions, and feeling un poco loco

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Auditioning a new granola and doubling down on greens + a guilty pleasure read

Hi there, I hope your Easter/Passover/April Fool’s weekends were lovely, and filled with lots of tasty treats. We don’t celebrate any of the above but we did have friends over for a spring (?) feast. Rob roasted an incredible leg of lamb and I made a chocolate-hazelnut crostata, basically a grown-up Nutella tart. Did you miss me last … Continue reading Auditioning a new granola and doubling down on greens + a guilty pleasure read