My dad enjoys experiential gifts more than tangible ones - for Christmas, I usually give him tickets to lessons/events that we can attend together, and this Father's Day we're going on a drive somewhere for some fishing and dinner - but if you're looking for something that can be wrapped up with a bow (or, if you live far away, can be sent through the mail), here are a few of my favorite ideas.
...I think I'm on board with The Gloss's determination that trucker hats now involve so many layers of irony that they have returned to the realm of the acceptable. I can't believe it, but there is a part of me (tucked very deep inside, thankfully) that actually wants the creature pictured below.
Read Brooke Moreland's article HERE.
This would be the face that I wake up to every morning around 5:30AM. He is a nut, and I adore him.
Yesterday I was washing dishes - washing dishes! such a dangerous undertaking, I know - when I experienced a little reprisal of the Great Arterial Spurt of 2009.
There's about a zillion "crafty" blogs out there, but the vast majority of them seem to be geared towards people with endless reserves of time, money...and space. If you don't have a basement already packed to the rafters with everything you'd need for crafting, most projects can seem like too much of a hassle to take on.
I'm an old t-shirt-and-boxers kinda girl, but every so often I like to slip into something gorgeous and silky before bedtime.
...to send in your reader recipes! I'm hungry :)
Apparently it was The Weekend of Pork chez us; I had some leftover arugula, mozzarella and tomatoes from Saturday night's dinner, and so loved how the combo worked with the Milanese that I decided to test out another pork recipe on Sunday.
...to read Jenn's coverage of the Fashion on Fulton Gala and get some tips from Samara on how you can use a journal (yes, a journal) to add some between-the-sheets spice.
Last week I attended the 8th Annual Fashion on Fulton Gala and Charity Event benefiting Brooklyn Community Housing and Services...
