{We had a really fun evening, for Nick's birthday. A delicious dinner and is there any greater joy than having someone love the present you picked for them? No, there is not. It was a vintage crib board, by the way, because Nick has a new crush on crib.} The last two weeks have felt …
happy birthday nick.
Today is my love's birthday. He's the kind of guy that a blog post just can't describe. He's my best friend, the best listener and I'm so lucky to spend my days with him. Happy birthday Nick!
distracted.
Resulting in not much blogging ...
eastside culture crawl.
{Fred Weiss photos.} The Eastside Culture Crawl is one of my favourite Vancouver traditions. Every year East Van's artists open their studio doors and let the public in. I'm really excited to attend the Crawl with my mom, who will be visiting that weekend. This year, my friend Fred will be opening his studio. His …
simple peanut sauce.
This peanut sauce is super easy to make and tastes pretty good! The recipe is from a former roommate, Heather. Every time I make it I think of her and wonder if I'll get to meet her son before he's taller than me! Anyway, you only need four ingredients for this: peanut butter soy sauce …
fallin’ for autumn.
Ya, lame title, so shoot me. Autumn is still my second true love these days, so I took a few photos to remember it by when it starts to pour rain, which it probably will, any day now. I think this fall is trying to make up for our lackluster summer. Lately, it's been bright …
happy hallowe’en.
{Nick and I on Saturday night, as Alfred Hitchock and Tippi Hedren from The Birds.}
small joys.*
{I discovered real oatmeal this week. So much better than the quick stuff. With a little bit of butter and brown sugar, it's like dessert for breakfast, but way better for you!} This week been a lovely one. After several busy weeks, things have finally slowed down and I've stopped feeling like I'm running around …
hot toddy.
I've been feeling like I'm fighting off a cold lately. In my family being sick (or almost sick) means one thing: hot toddies! (Sans whiskey, when we were kids, obviously.) According to my nana, a hot toddy will cure all that ails you: I have to agree! You'll need: 1 oz. whiskey, bourbon or rum …
small joys.*
{Delicious french toast from La Brasserie last weekend.} The last several weeks have felt crazy busy. I don't know if it's the season or what but I need some down time! I'm looking forward to a bit of time at home this weekend, especially tonight, and a belated Oktoberfest party that I'm super excited about! …
