As you may or may not know, The Tony Awards are tonight. In their honor, Bizzy Coy at the New Yorker suggested some extra categories this year. Here are a few of Bizzy’s brilliant suggestions (click on her name above to read all of them): Best Unoriginal Score Sweatiest Dance Belt Most Disappointing Onstage Nudity … Continue reading Sunday Comics: The Tony Awards
This month’s wine writing challenge (#33 if you’re keeping track or ignored the title of this post) is Once Upon A Time, which was selected by last month’s winner Wining with Mel. To most people, Once upon a time probably makes them think of a plethora of Grimm fairy tales or perhaps a certain tv show, but … Continue reading MWWC #33 Once Upon A Time
New York City streets are filled with a lot of things: people, dogs, trash, mysterious things you’re better off not knowing what they are…but my favorite things NYC sidewalks offer are Chalkboard Art. Appropriate for Fleet Week, I think. Have a great Memorial Day Weekend! Continue reading Chalkboard Art: Problem Solving
Happy Mother’s Day! In case you are wondering, here is a list of the countries celebrating Mother’s Day today: Anguilla, Aruba, Australia, Austria, Bahamas, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belgium, Belize, Bermuda, Bonaire, Brazil, Canada, Chile, China, Colombia, Croatia, Cuba, Curaasao, Czech Republic, Ecuador, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Grenada, Honduras, Hong Kong, Iceland, India, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Latvia, … Continue reading Sunday Comics: Mother’s Day Edition
Being a Big Dog in a Big City, Addy gets a wide variety of reactions when we are out and about. It’s usually fear. Mostly people try to disguise it, usually pretending there is a reason to suddenly cross the street. However, sometimes, it’s blatantly obvious. Addy is definitely a people person–uh, pupcicle. She loves everyone…except teenage … Continue reading Memoirs of a Princess Pupcicle: Teenage Girls
New York City streets are filled with a lot of things: people, dogs, trash, mysterious things you’re better off not knowing what they are…but my favorite things NYC sidewalks offer are Chalkboard Art. I have ABSOLUTELY NO idea what unicorn tastes like. I have no desire to live a half-life or a cursed one for … Continue reading Chalkboard Art: Unicorn Lattes
I find it rather ironic (aka lazy of me) to not have posted any Sunday Comics in April, aka National Humor Month. Oops. Being the last day of April and, conveniently falling on a Sunday, I have decided it’s better late than never. Plus for full disclosure, I must confess that I only learned it … Continue reading Sunday Comics: National Humor Month
Being a Big Dog in a Big City, Addy gets a wide variety of reactions when we are out and about. It’s usually fear. Mostly people try to disguise it, usually pretending there is a reason to suddenly cross the street. However, sometimes, it’s blatantly obvious. Along our morning walk, Addy and I pass by a bus … Continue reading Memoirs of a Princess Pupcicle: Pop Tarts
I’ve inherited a cat. He, being Toulouse, spent the first year or so of his life with us–so he is not unknown to Addy. He is, in fact, her kitty. When Toulouse first moved in, he was small enough to fit in your hand–and naturally thought he could easily take on a 90lb dog. Toulouse would … Continue reading Memoirs of a Princess Pupcicle: The Enforcer
Being a Big Dog in a Big City, Addy gets a wide variety of reactions when we are out and about. It’s usually fear. Mostly people try to disguise it, usually pretending there is a reason to suddenly cross the street. However, sometimes, it’s blatantly obvious. Several years ago I worked for a shall-not-to-be-named coffee company. During … Continue reading Memoirs of a Princess Pupcicle: Sweet Jesus!
The Epicurious Texan 