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Weekend Snapshots

Things that happened this weekend:

I spotted a truly awesome vest (at TopShop)…

Mom and I ate even awesomer pasta (in Little Italy; I couldn’t decide whether to get the spinach ravioli or the gnocchi, so the kitchen whipped me up a little half-and-half action)…

We made a stop into Ferrara Bakery for cannolis and display-gazing…

We got a bright-and-early start to Father’s Day with steak-and-egg wraps (yes, those little monsters got some, too)…

And then we settled down for an afternoon nap that wasn’t really a nap at all (but was way better).

And then, on Sunday night, we had a party for one of our friends.

I made watermelon, tomato and basil salad (with mozzarella instead of feta; click here for the original recipe)…

And we picnicked on the roof while the sun set.

And you know what I did, when everyone else went downstairs and Kendrick and I stayed to rock the baby in the open air for just a minute?

I totally cried.

Because as excited as I am to take this next step, and as much as our apartment is making me crazy these days, what with the stairs and the overcrowding and the half-packed-ness and all...

we’ve built a whole life together in this building, in this neighborhood, on this rooftop. It’s been such a good place for us, and I love it; I really do.

I know that it’s time to leave, but still: I’m going to miss this. There are many places in this world that can feel like home, but right now, for me, home is right here.



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  • http://avalonandkelly.blogspot.com/ Jeanine Marie

    I cried and cried when moved from my apartment.  Now that I am in a house in the “sticks” I fell in love with the place and you will to once you get in a stay a while.

  • Courtenay Betz

    I remember leaving the city to go back to AZ for all the same reasons…well too have a baby, more space and we stayed for two years before moving back to nyc.   Anyplace you are ready for in your journey always tends to be the right one and it will feel like home to you guys soon!  side note: Trust me you won’t miss anything about the whole process of applying for preschool in nyc…ha :)