For this weekend's Sunday sandwiches I went with Chloe and her cousin, Ellen, to bagels on the square. I got my favorite bagel sandwich combination which I stole from Francesca - egg whites, cheese and avocado on a whole wheat everything. I was starting to feel sick so I got an aloe drink. I heard about them from someone and forgot that they told me it has pieces of aloe! Have you guys tried this? It's weird, but refreshing. We ate in the park between 6th and Bleeker since it was so nice out. Currently in my last week of midterms and I can't wait until I'm done! Wish me luck.
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Sunday, March 10, 2013
Sunday Sandwiches: Bagels on the Square
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Monday, January 14, 2013
Philly
I went to visit my brother and Katherine this weekend in Philly. I got to see David and his puppy on my way down which was nice! We spent the whole time in Philly eating, playing with Basil Bunny and catching up. I couldn't have asked for a nicer weekend! I know you probably thought eating delicious, gluttonous food was reserved only for tramping around Europe but that's just not true. On the menu: spicy PB&J, maple bacon and white chocolate pretzel donuts, ranch fried chicken, enchiladas with lobster, crab and shrimp, churros and a burger with bacon, cheese and an egg. A bit overindulgent wouldn't you say? That's just who I am. Katherine took me to City Planter, the greatest plant store where I got a couple things for terrariums. Also as a side note: the blue sweater I'm wearing was knit by Katherine. Isn't it beautiful?
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Monday, October 22, 2012
Brussels//Part 1
| Nicoise salad and croque madame |
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| Being silly in my sleeping bag |
This weekend I went to Brussels with Olivia, Grace, David and Chloe. The whole weekend definitely had a theme, awesome and weird, which also perfectly describes Brussels. We left on Friday morning and took the bus from Florence to the Pisa airport. We took a plane from Pisa to Brussels and then about an hour bus ride into the center of Brussels. Chloe who took the reigns on planning the trip found a great hostel that was centrally located, clean and cheap! We dropped our stuff at the hostel and then went out to eat. We wandered around the area near our hostel which only had Middle Eastern food, which looked ok, but we wanted something typical of Brussels. It was a weird time so most places were closed. We found a little cafe and had a drink until they started serving dinner. I had a nicoise salad and a croque madam. Both were delicious! I tried a couple different beers, but Palm was my favorite. Beer in Brussels is so cheap!
After dinner we made our way towards the center of Brussels and went to a bar to hang out until it was time to go out. We tried to go to a couple other bars which were pretty crowded and expensive. We ended up going to a club because we all, by that I mean me, wanted to dance. A girl there was celebrating her birthday and we joined her in doing so. I had such a fun time dancing the night away and drinking champagne to toast to our new friend's birthday!
Brussels is very beautiful, especially in the Grand Place were most of these pictures were taken. An example of Brussels being weird is that the emblem of the city is a statue of a little boy peeing, known as Manneken Pis. I did not take pictures of it, because I hate it. There are several legends about its origin. One legend particularly weird to me "tells of a wealthy merchant who, during a visit to the city with his family, had his beloved young son go missing. The merchant hastily formed a search party that scoured all corners of the city until the boy was found happily urinating in a small garden. The merchant, as a gift of gratitude to the locals who helped out during the search, had the fountain built..." So strange, so weird.
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