This pic was inspired by Ben's recent blog post: http://hameen.blogspot.com/2009/01/clearing-out-my-cell-phone-camera.html (This pic was taken in New York, I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw someone else with the tallboy, had to have one... or two.. or three).Blue Ribbon Tallboy
This pic was inspired by Ben's recent blog post: http://hameen.blogspot.com/2009/01/clearing-out-my-cell-phone-camera.html (This pic was taken in New York, I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw someone else with the tallboy, had to have one... or two.. or three).Hot vacation needed
Does anyone agree it is painful to get a live text picture like this to your email, while you are stuck at work with no upcoming vacation in sight:

... not to mention getting an email from Debbie this morning with her beautiful Shutterfly collection of her recent Mexico trip. I swear if Ben and Annett sent me anything from their gorgeous honeymoon today, I might snap! When is it going to be summer again??! (BTW, the picture is of my aunt Barbara who is living it up in Hawaii as we speak).

... not to mention getting an email from Debbie this morning with her beautiful Shutterfly collection of her recent Mexico trip. I swear if Ben and Annett sent me anything from their gorgeous honeymoon today, I might snap! When is it going to be summer again??! (BTW, the picture is of my aunt Barbara who is living it up in Hawaii as we speak).
New Years in the Big Apple
The art we saw in NY was also a huge highlight to me. The MoMa had a special exhibition called Starry Night, with famous works by Van Gogh, and some of the same exact paintings that we saw in Amsterdam's Van Gogh museum! Tim and I felt well "cultured" (that doesn't happen too often) seeing some of his paintings twice! But, then again, we soaked up a lot of "culture" in Amsterdam! At the Met I took a small tour group on American artists and learned about Whistler, John Singer Sargent, Thomas Eakins, and Mary Cassatt. We also took a tip from my fav book, 1000 Places to See Before You Die, and hit up the Frick Museum across from Central Park. This was an incredible private collection, buzzing with art buffs, and socialites. I love seeing private collections and learning about why the collector has chosen certain pieces, and how they came to acquire the works!
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