Showing posts with label Photo blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photo blog. Show all posts

Monday, July 16, 2012

Summer Adventures: Boston

I recently spent a long weekend in Boston with this lovely lady, my good friend Jules.  The hubs had to work and Jules boyfriend Norwood is currently going to grad school so we had a yummy food, good company, boozy girls weekend.

Jules was making margaritas.  When you make margaritas in Boston you use a large knife.  Our Ice had melted together into one solid brick. 

We even chased down the ice cream truck.  This was a first for me.  My town didn't have an ice cream man and if we did he wouldn't have driven down my creepy dead end road in the woods.  

There was s'mores making.  Although we had a lot of trouble getting the fire going.  

But once we did I made this beauty of a s'more.  

The hydrangeas were blossoming.  I couldn't help myself I started taking artsy shots of them.   

I also got to hang out with the coolest kitty around, Linus.  

It was a great four days and I always wish I had taken more pictures.  

Thursday, July 12, 2012

Summer Adventures: 4th of July

This Independence Day was my first in 6 years that wasn't spent at camp, and I must say I had a great time.  We spent the whole afternoon at FDR park, cooking and eating and drinking beers.  Then it was off to North Philly to watch the fire works.  Here's a sampling of photos from the day.  

We cooked some traditional and non traditional bbq meats.  (Traditional hot dogs and burgers, Non traditional gator ribs and caribou.)


This dude was just strolling through the park dresses as an American Flag.


Even our Jello shots were patriotic.




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Tuesday, July 3, 2012

The Night Market

Last Thursday the Food Trust here in Philly held the second Night Market of the summer.  I have been dying to go to one of these events, but there is always some reason I can't get to one.  There was no excuse this time as the Night Market was being held in my neighborhood.  It was an amazing experience and I wish the Italian Market did this on their own once a month during the warmer months.  There was 60 food trucks and food vendors along with a small crafts section of local artist, and live music.  It was a great night.











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