The irony in starting a blog site named All The Best in difficult times is not lost on me.
It was meant not as irony but as a call for positivity. It was part of my gratitude practice.
If everything was all the best, it would be too easy to be grateful.
Sing it to the tune of .. yeah you guessed it.
When you tell people you plan a visit to the Museum of the City of New York, they usually have a positive response.
My friend M said something to the effect of , “I love that place.” You get the drift.
I loved the Manny Vega exhibit. That especially, but there was a lot to like in every gallery.
So, a chance to enjoy tea [and crumpets?] with a curator just seemed like a perfect lunchtime activity.
One such event passed us by on the 2nd (with Sarah Henry), and The Curator’s Cup: Afternoon Tea with Sarah Seidman is on Oct 22nd, aka this Tuesday.
I am intending on attending the November 19th. I look forward to The Curator’s Cup: Afternoon Tea with Lilly Tuttle.
Why does a new broom sweep clean?
Has the old broom begun shirking its responsibility? Tired, worn down, in a rut?
This broom is meant not just to do a bang-up job cleaning but because of its color to make it a fun experience!
Our favorite astrophysicist, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, posits this time limit on arguments.
“If an argument lasts more than 5 minutes,” he says, “you’re both wrong.”
Couldn’t be simpler or sweeter.
Dan Dunn is an artist whose works are a multi-media mix of performance and painting.
His work involves an audience.
His studio is the venue at which he performs his art.
Painting for him is a process during which he interacts with the attendees.
On this event, he was the featured artist for the WCM ceremonial groundbreaking for their new student residence.
He sets his creation to music and offers comic miming as he paints.
The building, located at York and 74th, is projected for a 2025 opening. His rendition was handed out as a lovely party favor and souvenir of the luncheon.
Click here for more about Weill Cornell Medicine’s mission “We’re changing medicine.”
Breakfast is or should be a quiet and peaceful meal. To his credit, he didn’t utter a chirp.
Greeks must have meandered into French kitchens in the last half century. Almost every little bakery seems to feature a small burek alongside the croissants.
Veganism, if it is an ism, seems to be going mainstream. My evidence? Tacos with vegan pastor. Likewise, there’s Impossible gone mainstream in the Starbucks breakfast sandwich.
I want to propose veggie-forward menus as the wave of my future.
Greens are a part of it, but there’s cauliflower white and big yellow peppers, not to mention gorgeous red ones and tomatoes too.
I love that vegetables are so darn colorful, don’t you?
It’s her fragility that gave her her strength
It also kept her to seem young and naive. In her film roles, she maintained a savvy innocence.
I am having breakfast. Not at Tiffany’s, but that photo makes the bathroom here at Effy’s elegant.
Audrey Hepburn definitely is an uplifting influence.
These emojis just aren’t who I am, and yet, in some ways, they are an improvement.
I speak of the suggested responses my cellphone setup offers in text mode.
I can shoot a starry sun out or a cup of hot coffee to greet my friends.
The options often brighten my day. They send a kind of “enough said” message out that represents me in my best light.
All The Best