A chocolate bar with bits of bread tucked inside, like an inverted pain au chocolat.
And a label with a sweet illustration of cats (by KittenChops).
I just thought you’d want to know about this.
You can read more about the Theo brand here.
Image: photograph by Tinsel Creation.
It’s been an eventful week or so in my part of the country, thanks to the arrival of Hurricane Sandy and the damage she left in her wake. I’m very thankful that our home remained safe and sound, and that all our friends and family got through the storm without harm. Still, it was a scary twenty-four hours or so, as the skies turned dark and the eye of the storm moved up the coast into the NYC metro area.
Here are five things that helped keep me calm and comfortable during that windy day and night.
Continue reading “5 on 5: My Favorite Things (Hurricane Edition)”
I love this painted door in the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn, and I love the source of its imagery even more.
Continue reading “On the Street: An Homage to Goya in Williamsburg, Brooklyn”
Please excuse my over-the-top enthusiasm in the post I’m about to type.
I’ve been a fan of the Paul & Joe fashion line for the past decade, even though I can’t really afford any of its offerings. (Occasionally I come across something drastically reduced on a sale rack, but that hasn’t happened in years.) On the other hand, I’ve purchased plenty of Paul & Joe Beauté cosmetics, which are always pretty and flattering and are packaged to match the signature prints of Paul & Joe’s clothing.
And now there’s a Paul & Joe housewares line called La Maison! I’ve just read about it in the New York Times (you can see the article here).
TINSEL CREATION 