If you’re anything like me then there is hardly a sweeter sound than air being released from a popped cork. When I decided to travel through Argentina, a visit to the major wine region of Mendoza was a must. I had never done much research to figure out why Argentinian wine was so good. I [...]
Thanksgiving with my family has become an interesting affair in the last couple of years. As a whole, we are a tried and true American family. The men like football, the women like shopping, and we all have a penchant for a good, strong drink.
Much to my family’s confusion and dismay, there are now three [...]
Some days my job is just about all I can ask for out of life. Those are usually the days I get to photograph sexy sirens like Lové Anthony. If you don’t already know who she is, allow me to enlighten you: food critic/world traveler with an up-and-coming television show, “Love2Eat.” The HoneyMag article [...]
Monday afternoon we (the Honey team) decided to go hit up the AfroPunk Festival at BAM in Brooklyn to cover Janelle Monae and Saul Williams. Both sets were phenomenal. Especially because they were short — I love music (who doesn’t?), but I have a low tolerance for the length of live performances. Summer music festivals [...]
This is my least favorite time of year, but somehow this winter doesn’t seem to be so harsh. It’s very cold, but somehow refreshing. I feel like I drink too much, but it’s really the same as usual. It’s just that I stay home and drink wine instead of keeping half the bars downtown in [...]
I have this absurd notion that when I head home tomorrow (aka: the Arctic), that I will find some boy that is going to want to whisk me away on a ski trip for New Year’s. I’m not quite sure where this idea came from, but as I was packing I found myself grabbing for [...]
This is a closeup of the apple tree in the backyard of the house I grew up in. I should’ve swiped a bag to bring back to the city with me, but I did not. And life goes on.
Anyway, last night in the grocery store when I was in the ginormous produce section that is [...]
This was taken in the backyard of my childhood home in Watertown, NY. The entire time I was growing up I was under the impression that this was a crab apple tree. One of many that my dad would pay me, my brother, and any willing friends 10 cents an apple to pick up off [...]
I believe I’ve mentioned it before, but my Dad is one badass gardener. When I showed up a couple weeks ago the fridge was full of fresh tomatoes, zucchini, and cucumbers. And that was just about the last of it for the summer. There were still a few tomatoes left on the vines in the [...]