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Chicago Love

  • "No matter where you stand right now - on a hilltop, in a gutter, at a crossroads, in a rut - you need to give yourself the best you have to offer in this moment." — Oprah
  • "If you're walking down the right path and you're willing to keep walking, eventually you'll make progress." — Obama
  • In lieu of a quote...
    Let your game speak.
    Failure.
    Tell me. — Jordan
  • "If you have the opportunity to play this game of life, you need to appreciate every moment. A lot of people don't appreciate the moment until it's passed." — Kanye
  • "You know my old saying: live it up, the meter's running... If you don't have fun while you're here, then it's your fault. You only get to do this once." — Harry
  • "You're gonna be doin' alotta doobie rollin' when you're livin' in a van down by the river." — Matt Foley

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What I'm Reading Now

Michael lives in my neighborhood. I do not know him but I see him around all the time. This book (his first) was named one of the top 10 best books of 2007 by the NY Times Book Review. He also just won the Impac Dublin Literary Award.

What I Just Read

My rating:

(I need to cry for 5 stars.)

Janelle interviewed me eons ago for Salon.com. She's a sassy lady who's super nice. This is her first novel. It received rave reviews and I loved every minute of it.

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Dec 31, 2008

What I Hate About New Year's Eve

You know what I hate about New Year's Eve? The pressure that you have to do something and, if you don't, you're a loser. I mean, everybody knows that it's an overrated night out and never as fun as one might think. But regardless of that, there's still pressure for you to do something—anything, really... just as long as you don't stay home alone.

So anyway, I'm going to dinner with a friend because I feel as if I should go out (and I haven't seen her in ages anyhow), and after that I'm coming home.

Happy new year!

Holy Boot Deal

I mentioned this morning that I was looking for boots. I want tall riding boots.

After looking extensively, I decided on these boots by Corso Como... the Sam.





See how they slant at the top? Aren't they cute? I want them in the cognac color.

So anywho, I decided to get them but did a search to see if anyone else was selling them for less than Zappos... they're $314 there. I found them at PiperLime for $295, and then I came across some boots at Macy's by Corso Como called the Sadie on sale for—wait for it —$145. Yes, they were originally $295, then they were marked down to $206, then they were marked down to $145. To make this even better, I found a coupon code for 20% off (Type "MACYSMOBILE" into the promo code box), so that made them $117.

Here they are:






They're chocolate instead of cognac but I can live with that. They're also a size 8 instead of a 7 and I can live with that. (I always have to buy boots bigger anyway to compensate for socks and because of my *ahem* muscular calves. Perhaps a darker color will be better for me anyhow, considering it won't draw as much attention to my muscular calves.) Other than that, they're pretty much the exact same boots.

So anyway, I'm excited about my new boots and I can't wait to get them. I'll keep you posted as to how they work out.

Cute Shoes

I'm looking for new boots and came across these shoes at Free People.




I like them. I like the way they paired them with tights.

Daily Tweet Roundup

Me, today:

  • Benjamin Buttons is so boring. I can't stay focused on it. #
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Dec 30, 2008

Bev...

Bev was a big help wrapping Christmas presents.

Beverly helps wrap presents

Hot Air Balloons



I love hot air balloons. When I was a little girl, we would chase them in my aunt's car. Well, she would drive, but my sister, cousins and I would tell her where to go. "It went that way!"

I found this picture on MSNBC's PhotoBlog.

Credit: Kevin Clifford/Nevada Appeal

Um, How Long Is This Going To Go On?

Franken Up By 50 In Recount, For Now

Good Workout Music

I've recently started working my fat ass out. I need to get in shape. So anywho, I downloaded this song from iTunes a while ago (it was one of those free Starbucks songs) and it's good to work out to. It's called "Mr. Hurricane" and it's by Beast. You can listen to it on their MySpace page or here:





It kind of sounds like Maroon 5, doesn't it?

I also like this song by them called "Microcyte":




A few more good workout songs:


And for the record, some bad workout songs:

Daily Tweet Roundup

Me, today:

  • Getting ready to watch LE CIRQUE: A TABLE IN HEAVEN at 8pm on HBO. Tune in and look for my name at the end! #
  • I'm doing TaeBo. Yes, at midnight. #
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Dec 29, 2008

Le Cirque: A Table in Heaven

Le Circue: A Table in Heaven premieres tonight on HBO at 8pm.




The LA Times calls it "A lovely little film... a charming family drama."

The New York Times says it's "full of delightful moments."

New York Newsday says it's "A sensitive profile of a restaurant titan whose time is passing... See 'The Godfather' played out in a swanky Manhattan restaurant."

The New York Observer says, "Everyone who sits at this table will leave, charmed and satisfied."

The Baltimore Sun says, "Give HBO four stars for its classy, spicy and very satisfying documentary about the once legendary New York eatery."

The New York Daily News says, "This documentary never quite becomes the Le Cirque of cinema," and only gives it two stars out of five, so f*ck them.

About the documentary...

Since 1974, Le Cirque has been one of the world's most celebrated restaurants, entertaining dignitaries, artists, celebrities and New York's social elite. An intriguing behind-the-scenes look at the ups and downs of the iconic restaurant, LE CIRQUE: A TABLE IN HEAVEN follows owner Sirio Maccioni and his three sons from the shuttering of Le Cirque at the Palace Hotel following a 2004 New Year's Eve bash, through preparations for the eatery's celebrated rebirth in New York's Bloomberg Tower two years later.

Capturing family members in their most revealing moments, the documentary explores the challenges of reinventing the legendary restaurant, the conflicts between the two generations of Maccionis and the enduring allure of gourmet simplicity.

Among the boldface names seen dining at the restaurant are Cindy Adams, Tony Bennett, Robert De Niro, Rudolph Giuliani, Billy Joel, Henry Kissinger, Regis Philbin, Nancy Reagan, Liz Smith, Martha Stewart, Donald Trump and Vera Wang.

LE CIRQUE: A TABLE IN HEAVEN takes its title from a conversation between Sirio and the Pope, who asked if he needed to call three months in advance for a reservation. Replying, "Come anytime, you don't even have to call," Sirio went on to ask the Pontiff, "What about making [me] a reservation for a table in heaven?"



My friend Charlie produced and edited the film and, as I've previously mentioned, I invested in it. It's a great story of the generational struggle between fathers and sons and their dedication to keeping Le Cirque relevant in the changing face of the New York City restaurant scene.

Visit the film's website.

Celebrity Sighting!

Hello everyone! Sorry for my absence, but I've been busy with Christmas! I will update soon, but until then, Mark had a celebrity sighting in Palm Springs!



It's Ed Asner! Mr. Grant himself...

PS - He's wearing Pumas.

Dec 25, 2008

Daily Tweet Roundup

Me, today:

  • I'm making garlic bread ala Tunick tonight. (Lots of garlic, Christine!) xx #
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Dec 24, 2008

Daily Tweet Roundup

Me, today:

  • I'm watching The Wrestler. Mickey Rourke is so gross. #
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Dec 21, 2008

Santa's New Reindeer

Santa's New Reindeer

Daily Tweet Roundup

Me, today:

  • playing in the snow with my niece. www.flickr.com/photos/karynbosnak/3122927546/ #
  • I'm listening to Cat Power with my 3 year old niece Nora right now. She just looked at me and said, "KK, is she lonely?" #
  • Ken Starr needs to stop concerning himself with other peoples' marriages. Loser. #
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Dec 20, 2008

Anna Faris Q&A On The NY Post Blog

There's a Q&A with Anna Faris on the NY Post's Blog "PopWrap" today.

She talks about "20 Times a Lady" at the bottom:










Anna: I was reading the first page of the script for my new movie and I kept thinking, "I don't know how to act!" [laughs]

PW: You're talking about "20 Times A Lady," right?

Anna: Yea, it's such a funny movie, about a single woman who's life is a bit of a mess - she's slept with a bunch of people, her younger sister's getting married, she loses her job and can't get it together. Then she realizes that in every relationship she's been untrue to herself and conformed for the guy, so she doesn't even know what she wants.

PW: I know that the title refers to the number of sexual partners someone has - what's your opinion on that, does the number matter?

Anna: I don't think it should matter. I guess to some people not being in a committed relationship can be unhealthy, but for other people it's normal. I have three friends who can't stay in a relationship for longer than one week and they're fine. I mean, they're crazy but we're all crazy! So I think to each their own and I grew up in a pretty conservative family so they'd be appalled to hear me say that.


Yay! BTW, The House Bunny is now available on DVD. What a great Christmas gift it would make!

Getting Ready...

...to go outside and build a snowman with Nora!

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UPDATE: It wasn't good packing snow, but we had fun!

Brrr!

Dec 19, 2008

Let It Snow...

...let it snow, let it snow!


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Beverly Does The Dog Run

After watching Laura's video of Wrigley at the dog park, I decided to upload one of Bev that I took in November at our little dog park. Needless to say, she hates the dog park.



Bev Does The Dog Park from Karyn Bosnak on Vimeo.

Daily Tweet Roundup

Me, today:

  • Whoops. I almost just closed the window on Elvis' head. #
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Dec 17, 2008

Daily Tweet Roundup

Me, today:

  • I'm wrapping presents. #
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Dec 15, 2008

Best Year Ever

I'm watching VH1's The Best Year Ever and Al Reynolds just said that if Angelina Jolie would adopt him, he'd "wear a giant diaper and make a poopy."

It was so creepy.

Fast forward to 1:10.

Hmmm...

I'm trying to figure out if this is a drool icicle or a booger icicle.

Dec 12, 2008

Nora Loves "Full Sexy Dance"

Yesterday my sister called and said she can't stop watching "Full Sexy Dance." She said she thinks it's hilarious and keeps putting it on and laughing hysterically.

So anywho, during the umpteenth time of watching it, Nora apparently walked up to her and asked her what was so funny. While my sister searched for something to say, she glanced down at the computer, saw Jill Blumberg getting her "full sexy dance" on, and goes, "Mommy, what's she doing?"

My sister didn't want to say "dancing," because heaven forbid Nora start humping the floor the next time a good song comes on. So she just said, "I'm not sure," and hoped to leave it at that. As she started to close the laptop, Nora stopped her and goes, "Mommy, she's so cute! Just look at her!"

So anyway, cut to today. Nora walked up to my sister this morning asked her if they could watch "the lady dancing... the one with the pretty high heels." She said she liked the way she dances, did a little demo for my sister, and then spanked herself.



My sister said she couldn't find the video.

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Me, today:

  • I'm officially not sick anymore. #
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Dec 11, 2008

Daily Tweet Roundup

Today I was...

  • Waiting for a friend at a bar, drinking a wheat beer out of a ginormous glass. #
  • This place is very college-ey. I feel like a cougar. Roar. (She lives off Bleecker; I didn't come here voluntarily.) #
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Dec 10, 2008

The 2008 Black List

Yay! 20 Times a Lady made The 2008 Black List!




From /Film...

Basically, the black list contains the hottest projects in Hollywood that you haven’t heard of yet.

Started two years ago by a young executive at Leonardo DiCaprio’s production company Appian Way, who polled 90+ peers to send him their 10 favorite new unproduced screenplays to read over the holidays. The underground list was e-mailed around and quickly became a Hollywood phenomenon. To give you an idea, the top three entries of the 2005 list where Things We Lost in the Fire, Juno, and Lars and the Real Girl. However it should be noted that a warning appears at the beginning of the list:

“THE BLACK LIST is not a “best of” list. It is, at best, a “most liked” list.”



(Take that, haters.)

UPDATE: Lots of press!

NY Mag, Entertainment Weekly, Deadline Hollywood Daily, Hollywood Reporter

Full Sexy Dance

The only thing more funny than this woman's "Full Sexy Dance"...



...would be me trying to do it.

I think what makes it so bad is that they left her mic on. I mean, all the huffing and puffing... wow.

God, love her, though, for getting her full sexy dance on.

PETelenovela

This is so funny... PETelenovela... The soap opera FOR dogs, STARRING dogs. It's entertainment for your best friend!

From their website...





Our first episode follows Lonnie as he leaves his small-town Texas home for the Big Apple. Oh, the adventures he has! His cousin Chuck-Now-Che shows him the activist in himself, while Fontina Fontaine introduces him to the dark, but scratchable underbelly of her doggy empire.


PETelenovela--The Tutorial Trailer



Beverly can't stop watching! (And neither can I... it's hilarious.)

PETelenovela - Oh, the Drama! Trailer


PETelenovela - Fun Adventure Trailer


PETelenovela - Action Trailer


Buy the DVD! For every one sold, a donation will be made to a dog shelter or animal charity.

PS - It says their located in New York, which means I need to get Beverly cast in an episode. We've just updated her headshot:

Toys For Tots

When Kristi D. emailed her address to me for her signed book, she wrote at the bottom...

PS - Since I'm getting something, I'd like to give a little back. Name a charity and I will donate.

Isn't that nice of her?

Since it's Christmas time I suggested Toys for Tots and said I'd donate, too. So, maybe you can give also! Here's a link:

Daily Tweet Roundup

Today I was...

  • Love this article. Final touch: A cosmetic lift for your funeral? www.msnbc.msn.com/id/28114566/ #
  • hanging up my wreath. It smells sooooo good. #
  • stealing this update from my friend Mike & changing his name to mine: Karyn wants everyone to know that she doesn't have time for snowballs. #
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Dec 9, 2008

OMG, RIP

I'm officially retiring my use of OMG and replacing it with HTB.

The first person to correctly guess what this means will win a signed copy of "20 Times a Lady."

Leave your guesses in the comments section and don't forget to sign your name. (You can put your first name and last initial if you want.)

UPDATE:
DING! DING! DING! We have a winner!

It's Kristi D. with "Heavens to Betsy!"

Email me your address, Kristi.

Every time I type OMG, I hear myself saying, "Like, oh muh, gahd!" and it makes me ill.

How To Talk To Girls

This is sooo cute...

Via HuffPo... How To Talk To Girls" Book To Be Adapted Into Movie For Fox

Twentieth Century Fox has purchased the options to nine-year-old Alec Greven's book, "How to Talk To Girls." THR's Borys Kit reports that the studio will adapt the book, which was published by News Corp. cousin Harper Collins, into a movie:

Fox is ready to take advice from a 9-year-old.

The studio has acquired the film rights to "How to Talk to Girls," a cute 46-page self-help tome written by Alex [sic] Greven, a 9-year-old in the fourth grade.

Greven, who attends school in Castle Rock, Colorado, wrote "Girls" as a handwritten, $3 pamphlet sold at his school book fair; he wrote it after he noticed his peers were having some trouble talking to the ladies, though the book is geared for all ages. Among this advice: Comb your hair and don't wear sweats; control your hyperness and cut down on sugar if necessary; a crush is like a love disease that can drive you mad; it is easy to spot pretty girls because they have big earrings, fancy dresses and all the jewelry but are like cars that need a lot of oil.


Here he is on Ellen a few months ago:

Craig Ferguson

I'm watching Craig Ferguson. His mother died at the beginning of the month and he dedicated tonight's show to her. At the end, he read a poem that he read at her funeral. It's so sad, but so nice.

I am standing upon the seashore.
A ship at my side spreads her white
sails to the morning breeze
and starts for the blue ocean.

She is an object of beauty and strength.
I stand and watch her until at length
she hangs like a speck of white cloud
just where the sea and sky come to
mingle with each other.

Then someone at my side says,
"There, she is gone!"

"Gone where?"

Gone from my sight, that is all.
She is just as large in mast and hull and spar
as she was when she left my side.
She is just as able to bear her load
of living freight to her destined port.
Her diminished size is in me, not her.

And just at the moment when someone at my side says,
"There, she is gone!"
there are other eyes watching her coming
and other voices ready to take up the glad shout,
"Here she comes!"

And that is dying.

—Henry van Dyke

Daily Tweet Roundup

Today I was...

  • still awake, wanting to put chia-pet cat grass on my Christmas list for Elvis. (It was a real nice commercial...) #
  • watching A Charlie Brown Christmas. The only think I need now to make this more perfect is orange tea and gingersnaps. #
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Dec 8, 2008

Web Writers Now Eligible For Pulitzers

Via HuffPo...

Congrats Web Writers: You Are Now Pulitzer Eligible!

Thank the Lord, because my post about Beverly's Yorkie vagina was prize-winning, for sure.

So Funny



Did you catch the Justin Timberlake cameo?

Daily Tweet Roundup

Today I was...

  • watching "Nutcracker on Ice" on ABC. I'm so excited. #
  • bored already by "Nutcracker on Ice." #
  • wondering if anyone watches "Brotherhood" on Showtime. There are some super-foxes on this show. #
  • debating... wine or cold medicine, wine or cold medicine... Oh, wait--wine AND cold medicine! Yes! #
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Dec 7, 2008

My Camera

Everyone keeps asking about my camera, so I'm going to tell you about it.

Me

I have a Canon Digital Rebel XT, which is a digital SLR camera (as opposed to a point and shoot.) As far as digital SLRs go, this camera is as entry-level as they come. If you've never owned an SLR camera before and are thinking about getting one, the Digital Rebel is great one to begin with.

The least expensive Digital Rebel is the Canon Digital Rebel XS. You can get it in a kit (meaning it comes with an 18-55mm starter lens) for $460 at Amazon.

The next step up is the Canon Digital Rebel XSi, which retails for $640 at Amazon. (It also comes with a lens.)

After that, there's the 40D, which retails for $840 (body only) at Amazon, and then the 50D, which retails for $1,100 (body only) at Amazon. They go up from there...

When it comes to taking good pictures, the camera lens is more important than the body. So again, if you're new to photography, you'll be fine using a Digital Rebel and the kit lens for a while. As time goes on, however, you'll probably want to upgrade if you like taking pictures as much as I do.

The first lens I bought was the Canon EF-S 10-22mm, a wide-angle zoom lens. It takes amazing pictures. Also, it a higher-quality glass than the kit lens, so everything turns out really sharp. Some of my examples:

Brooklyn Bridge

Staten Island Ferry

The second lens I bought was the Canon EF 50mm f/1.8, a really inexpensive portrait lens that everyone with a Canon should have. I took the picture of me holding the camera above with it, as well as these:

Charlie

Ted

Eyelashes

I also took the hotties on the subway and Nora making beignets with it.

So that's really all I have—a basic SLR camera and a couple additional lenses. The next thing I will probably do is upgrade my camera body to a 40D or 50D. My lenses will work on those as well. (Something that's worth paying attention to when you're buying a lens.)

Before I go, look at this cool thing I recently did my 50mm lens:

i ♥ christmas

Directions on how to do it can be found here.

Daily Tweet Roundup

Today I was...

  • totally creeped out by taking Mucinex. Not only is the name just eww, but so are those fowl-mouthed lil boogers who star in the commercial. #
  • watching Thursday's 30 Rock. "I'm so mad, all I can do is dance!" #
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Dec 6, 2008

Jack


Teeth, originally uploaded by Karyn Bosnak.

Mark's Celebrity Sighting!

Mark had a very exciting sighting tonight at Jackie Beat's Drag Nog! (A drag queen's holiday show.) Here it is!




Oh, no wait—



Yes, that's better.

It's Perez Hilton!

Daily Tweet Roundup

Today I was...

  • loving Anna Faris b/c she's attached to star in the movie adaptation of "20 Times a Lady!" tinyurl.com/holrep20times #
  • having another coughing fit. Being. Sick. Sucks. #
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Dec 5, 2008

Brooklyn Bridge


Brooklyn Bridge, originally uploaded by Karyn Bosnak.

I took this over the summer. Just got around to uploading it today.

Hmmm...

Hemp tortilla chips. I wonder if they will get me high.

I'm buying them. Here's to hoping!

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Oh, Gawker...

You jealous bitches. ;)

I told a friend today that I think I suffer from post-traumatic stress syndrome from all the criticism I took during the whole savekaryn.com thing. Whenever I see articles like these, I initially want to barf. But then I realize that it's all going to be okay.

I ♥ Anna Faris

Yay! I've been so excited about this but was waiting to say something until it was announced... Anna Faris is attached to star in the movie adaptation of 20 Times a Lady! Columbia Pictures is set to produce.



From Reuters/Hollywood Reporter...

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - Capitalizing on her "House Bunny" hit, Anna Faris has set up two romantic comedy projects.

Paramount has picked up an untitled pitch about two estranged sisters who team up to land a husband. Faris would both star and serve as an executive producer.

Additionally, Columbia has acquired "20 Times a Lady" as a starring vehicle for Faris. The project, based on a book by Karyn Bosnak, centers on a woman who goes on a trek through her sexual past in an effort to find Mr. Right, exploring the idea of a person's sexual quota and whether those numbers matter.


I love Anna Faris! She's a great actress with amazing comedic timing and she's perfect for the role. Oh, and she's hot, too. I mean, let's be honest... babe's got it going on.

Anywho, the current script was written by Jennifer Crittenden and Gabrielle Allan and is absolutely hilarious. I wrote a first draft of it, but I had some issues stepping outside of the book and getting an objective look at it, so they bought in these two lovely ladies and it couldn't have turned out better.

So cross your fingers that everything runs smoothly from here on out and rent THE HOUSE BUNNY now!


UPDATE: Ooh... more articles!

New York Magazine: Anna Faris Gets Two More Chances to Outshine Her Material

Radar Online: House Bunny Scores

Empire: Anna Faris Lines Up Two New Comedies

MSN's Hollywood Hitlist: Casting News: Faris '20 Times a Lady’

MTV Blog: Anna Faris Is ‘20 Times A Lady,’ Preps Buddy Comedy For Adam Sandler

The New York Observor: Karyn Saved Again! Anna Faris to Star in Movie From 'World's Most Successful Internet Panhandler'

JoBlo.com: Faris Sets Up Next

Powell's Books Blog: Read It Before They Screen It: The Ten Best Days of My Life and 20 Times a Lady

BuzzSugar: Anna Faris Gets More Roles — Yay!

The Moving Picture: Two New Flicks for Anna Faris

Zap2it: Anna Faris Goes for Two

After Ellen: Anna Faris Lines Up Two New Comedies

MovieWeb: Anna Faris Is 20 Times a Lady

Comedy Central: Anna Faris will be once, twice, 20 Times a Lady

Screening Log.com: Anna Faris picks two new projects

The Guardian: Anna Faris parlays House Bunny success into two lead roles

CinemaBlend: Anna Faris Is Still A Funny Lady

Cheetos Pet

My friend Randy's video was featured on YouTube today!



I want one! Very funny!

Daily Tweet Roundup

Today I was...

  • still mute. #
  • angry with my sister because she is MEAN! #
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Dec 4, 2008

Firefox Issues

Is it just me, or are other people having problems viewing this blog in Firefox today? It loads quickly in Safari and I can see it fine, but in Firefox it spins and spins and spins and doesn't load.

I don't know what's wrong.

Top Chef

I have a crush on this top chef:




But this one is my favorite:

Mute

I am mute today. I have no voice. None. Gone. Bye.

So even though I feel a thousand times better today than yesterday, I feel helpless because I can't talk.

I Don't Know...

Grand Central

...who these guys are, but they were cute so I just pulled out my camera and took a picture of them. (I'm very ballsy when I've been drinking.)

There were actually three of them. Foxy on the left (who was actually in the middle—the guy on the left got cut out) smiled at me. And the dude on the right in the sunglasses (because it's sunny in the subway) looked down.

I dunno... I just like this pic... that's all.

Dec 3, 2008

A Table In Heaven

So, remember when I told you about the documentary called A Table In Heaven about Sirio Maccione, the owner/founder of the famous New York restaurant Le Cirque? Well, it was purchased by HBO and is going to air at the end of the month. I'll keep you posted about the day and time and you'll have to watch because not only is it AMAZING, but you can see my name at the end in the credits (because I'm an investor.) Neat!

Anywho, tonight is the official New York screening, followed by a big party at Le Cirque. Even though I'm sick, I'm going anyway because let's be honest... what doesn't booze and good food cure?

So anyway, if you're at the party tonight and you see me...

(NOTE: I look like this: .)

...you might want to turn the other way because I probably have germs.

PS - I will not be carrying Peeps.

Holiday Shopping: Food & Fitness

(Yes, they do go together.)

Welcome to my 2008 holiday shopping list made up of shops and stores that are owned and/or operated by the wonderful readers of this blog! (I've added a couple charities to the mix as well!) Check out their goods... buy them as gifts... and support each other in the process! Times are tight, so let's all band together.

WARNING: Some of the stuff you are about to see is WAY cute. Keep reading at your own risk.

Embittermints



LOVE these. Embittermints are breath mints with cheeky expressions like BUZZ OFF, BITE ME, and YO MAMA carved into them. In addition to being sold at a number of stores, they're also sold on the Embittermints website. They're a fun gift (the perfect stocking stuffer) and a great conversation piece. Embittermints... so mean, so minty.







Get The Bean



Get The Bean is an online store that sells coffee, herbal teas, chai teas and more. A portion of the proceeds from sales are donated to various cancer charities, as the founder, Meghan, is a cancer survivor. To learn more, visit Get The Bean's website, blog, or Meghan's blog. And who doesn't love coffee or tea as a Christmas gift?







Bella Fitness Training



Attention Nashville! How would you like a personal trainer to come to your house and work you out? If so, then Stephanie and Bella Fitness Training is for you. Get some friends together for Bridal Boot Camp or attend a Bikini Boot Camp class. Not only are Stephanie's prices incredibly affordable, but she also gives incentives in the form of Bella Bucks if you stick with the program. Personal training sessions or packages would make a great gift for anyone!







Imagin Aerial



Attention New Yorkers! Have you ever wanted to learn aerial acrobatics and be like all those cool people in Cirque Du Soleil? Well, at ImaginAerial you can do just that. They offer lessons in silks acts (think trapeze, but prettier) and you can buy your friends and family gift certificates. I'm told anyone with a reasonable level of fitness can do it (you don't have to be Super Woman. Hell, you don't even have to be able to do a pull-up!), and I'm totally doing it after the new year.







Pampered Chef



The Pampered Chef believes that multipurpose tools are the cornerstone of an efficient kitchen and sells products that are designed to be used in more ways than one. With hundreds of cool things for sale on their extensive website, you're guaranteed to find the perfect gift for that friend or family member who loves to cook.

Thank You, Andie!

Remember when Andie gave me some Cafe du Monde beignet mix? Well, with the help of a lovely little girl, I made them Thanksgiving morning.

Thank you, Andie!

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