Spring has been slow to arrive this year, but that is allowing me to utilize my coats for a while longer. This one in a rich cobalt tweed with faux fur sleeves won great appreciation at a dinner I went to hosted by Quebec tourism. I paired it with similar tones (love a monochrome look…Read More
Sunday Snapshots
From left to right: 1) Lazy Sunday mornings reading the paper and strolling Brookline with my honey. 2) It’s that time of year! Expanding our garden into veggies this season. 3) Getting back into a good reading groove. 4) I’m taking a woodworking class! 5) The Boston theater scene is very fully back. 6) Curry fries at Street in Portsmouth.
Independent Bookstores in Boston
Independent Bookstore Day is Saturday, April 30 this year! Despite Amazon’s greedy clutches, Boston is still home to many wonderful independent bookstores. These are just a few of my favorites that warrant a stop to celebrate the holiday. Brookline Booksmith Brookline Booksmith is a Coolidge Corner institution. For decades they’ve been a source of new…Read More
Suited Up
Spring is coming and I am not messing around with the seasonal looks. I’ve had this suit in my closet for a few months and I finally broke it out and paired it with this chartreuse coat for a joyful, but professional look. Suit & Coat: SheIn, Shoes: Vivaia, Necklace: gifted from a lovely friend …Read More
Sunday Snapshots
From left to right: 1) Busy, busy, busy these days. 2) At an Alice in Wonderland themed cocktail party. 3) New acquisition. 4) Attending another art battle. 5) Nights out on the town. 6) The theater scene is fully back in swing!
Immersive Frida Kahlo
The immersive digital experiences that have been flooding Boston and other cities are not Art with a capital “A.” But they do serve the purpose of making complex art historical figures more approachable, and perhaps more entertaining, to a wide audience. “Immersive Frida Kahlo,” showing at The Castle on Columbus Avenue in Boston, was particularly difficult…Read More