Friday, September 30, 2011

Sunday, September 11, 2011

Saturday, August 27, 2011

day in amherst/northampton, part 1



took a trip to massachusetts last weekend for one last summer hoorah.
it was a gorgeous, clear blue, sunny-skied afternoon in amherst
{especially nice because the town hadn't yet seen the return of
all the college students/back to school hubbub.}





at the eric carle museum,
where there was a very special illustration on exhibit!






very late lunch - pizza slices at antonio's.
then amherst books. mostly new books upstairs,
and a whole basement filled with used books for sale!









Rao's Coffee
{we can't visit another town without stopping into the local coffeehouse
for a drink and a little break time to read & relax.}











Sunday, August 21, 2011

saturday csa












some of this week's offerings from the farm.

Friday, August 19, 2011

the fair!




swung by opening night of the altamont fair.




i held this guy!




cupcakes!



the fair is a great place to go if you're looking to give yourself nightmares. after being coerced by my friends, i ventured into the "circus museum" for the first time in my life, a place i've always made it a point to steer clear of.

the best fried dough at the fair, hands-down.
(no*, all fried doughs are not created equal).

sigh, this fair is always a little bittersweet because it really signals the end of summer. boo.

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

End of Summer



Treat at Crisan (*thanks Kaitlin!)



Strawberry picking in Kinderhook



The Point Cafe, Schenectady NY

Monday, February 21, 2011

I want to go



Actually, I just want to live in this place. You can visit Beatrix Potter's home at Hill Top Farm, looking just the same as it did when she lived and wrote there.

Beatrix Potter's house, an inspiration for many of her tales, Hill Top remains as she left it. Each room contains something that appeared in her books. Beatrix valued the house and its contents highly and when she died she left Hill Top to the National Trust, to open it to the public, on the condition that the house was kept with all her belongings in place. The lovely cottage garden is a haphazard mix of flowers, herbs, fruit and vegetables.

















Gaaaaa! I want to go!!

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