Friday, August 27, 2010
Monday, August 23, 2010
Book Wish List
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Good Music comes to Boston
It's a wonderful Sunday morning because I just made my list of shows I wish to attend in the Fall. Here is what it looks like so far. Looking out for more...send tips my way.
Broken Social Scene- HOB- 9/17
Stars- HOB -9/23
Ra Ra Riot- Royale- 10/1
The XX- Orpheum Theatre- 10/3
Four Year Strong- Paradise- 10/6
Mae- Middle East- 10/16
Phoenix- Agganis- 10/18
Rocky Votolato- Great Scott- 10/20
Lissie- TT the Bear's- 10/23
Matt Costa- Paradise- 11/3
Say Anything, Saves the Day- HOB- 11/8
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Now Playing: Memory Lane
Hot Hot Heat's album Elevator.
-instant memory: joy rides in big red rover
Ashlee Simpson's album Autobiography (not ashamed)
-instant memory: Xtreme car sing-a-longs
The Used's self titled album.
-instant memory: driving to vegas, kelsey.
Monday, August 9, 2010
Now Playing: Will put you to sleep on a rocking boat
Lissie- "Everywhere I Go"
Bon Iver- "Blindsided"
Manchester Orchestra- "Don't Let Them See You Cry"
Damien Rice- "Delicate"
Elliott Smith- "Say Yes"
Iron and Wine- "Love and Some Verses"
Saturday, August 7, 2010
A Saturday.
My body was certainly hating me this morning after last night's festivities at Kiss and Fly in MePa (new favorite abbreviation). I had great plans to be venture to Brooklyn for Diesel's Mad Decent Block Party, but my headache thought otherwise. Thus, I was forced to stay in and nurse my hangover with food and TV. Observe:
Friday, August 6, 2010
15 Minutes of Sartorialist fame
If you aim to be one of the chosen trendy human beings featured on The Sartorialist, look no further! Refinery 29 has created a user-friendly "map" to help you in your quest of fashionista fame. Follow the rules and you can finally call yourself a super hip and fabulous New Yorker that you so deeply desire to be. Read it here.
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Photo favorites: Cupcakes
Parisian Macarons, USA remix?

Attempt to recreate European living #1: Parisian Macarons.
Once introduced to these little bites of deliciousness, I was instantly hooked. I randomly stumbled upon this DIY recipe from Martha Stewart. I wish I had the patience/ability to try to do this. Here is the recipe for those talented and ambitious enough make them.
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
My Favorite Quesadilla. Ever.
Growing up in Southern California has given me a snobby appreciation for/love of Mexican food. It's generally my go-to food genre when my stomach starts yelling angry, hungry profanities at me. Favorite dishes vary depending on my mood and range from quesadillas to tacos, fajitas to chili rellenos- you name it, if it's Mexican, I'll love it. However, as with most great things, this strange, die-hard obsession brings one downfall: dubbing a Mexican restaurant as "great" or even "good" takes more than the ability to make a jumbo burrito. Upon relocating to Boston, I unhappily discovered the lack of tasty Mexican food the state has to over. That is, until I met Felipe.
Felipe's is a small, fast-food (ish) joint in Harvard Square where they do Mexican food the right way. One of the few things I craved since being away from Boston for nearly six months was a quesadilla (more like a grilled burrito) from Felipe's. What began as a late-night, post Harvard party snack, has blossomed into a full-fledged obsessive relationship. I can't even tell you what makes them so amazing- just trust me and know that they are. Their quesadillas even rank supreme to my hometown hero, Javier.
This past weekend I was reunited with my food soul-mate, and it was better than imagined. GO HERE if you ever happen to be roaming the streets of Harvard Square. Make sure you're prepared- they only take cash.

Felipe's Website
Felipe's is a small, fast-food (ish) joint in Harvard Square where they do Mexican food the right way. One of the few things I craved since being away from Boston for nearly six months was a quesadilla (more like a grilled burrito) from Felipe's. What began as a late-night, post Harvard party snack, has blossomed into a full-fledged obsessive relationship. I can't even tell you what makes them so amazing- just trust me and know that they are. Their quesadillas even rank supreme to my hometown hero, Javier.
This past weekend I was reunited with my food soul-mate, and it was better than imagined. GO HERE if you ever happen to be roaming the streets of Harvard Square. Make sure you're prepared- they only take cash.
Felipe's Website
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
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