Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 29, 2009


I decided to take a bike ride with R last night instead of going to the gym. Pictured is our route. Point B is our apartment. And the Point A destination? Delicious swordfish kabobs at JohnnyBrenda's. Unfortunately, I left my camera memory card at home and therefore have no record of said kabobs. Maybe it's better as a fleeting delicious memory.

In any case, it was an incredibly good bike ride and a beautiful night to eat outside. I'm looking forward to many more this summer. 

Friday, April 24, 2009

Summer Dresses

I love Summer and the lack of layering necessary.
This weather is making me itching to:

Go on a bike ride
Wear summer dresses
Get out and enjoy the day

Tuesday, April 21, 2009

Vacation

Planning my vacation(s) for the year. Nothing big, like past years of exiting the continental US. But I am still itching to travel. More deets when I firm things up, but here are some clues...

First up?



Secondly?


Monday, April 20, 2009

In the works


I'm thinking about hosting a spring/summer party... 
the discovery of our building's backyard prompted this. 

I'm thinking of those lemonade cocktails I had at Lodge:

Home Sweet Home
Bourbon, Amaretto, homemade lemonade, fresh mint


Yes. I know already that this is going to be a good party. 
Stay tuned.




Fleur de Lehigh


Last Saturday I enjoyed a few pints of PBC's Fleur de Lehigh, one of their seasonal brews.



. . . and it was tasty.


Philadelphia Brewing Company's description:
This brew is a nod to old tyme beverages - the kind of styles being re-invigorated by Belgians and Italians and foresighted Americans. The emphasis is on a unique line up of herbs and spices. If you must conform to styles think Belgian Pale … with herbs and spices: Cardamom, Ginger, Lemongrass, Rose hips, and Rhubarb root.

I know Abbaye and Standard Tap has it on tap. 
Not sure who else. 

Monday, April 13, 2009

Ahoy

I'm really jones-ing for one of these Brittan sailor shirts after seeing one on Gwyneth. Love the simple shape and the well-made heavy cotton. $49, but I have no qualms paying for genuine quality. I think this would be the perfect thing for summer weekend trips to the beach or even cool summer nights riding my cruiser to an outdoor dinner. Now if only I can figure out which size would fit me...