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| really goin to town on that tree etc back there, even have a guy in the tree cuttin' |
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| Tag Heuer event |
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| the DJ |
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| G-Shock and Maxim event in Redhook |
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| un chapeau rouge. |
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| took a trip upstate to get some pumpkins. Stopped by Sleepy Hollow, the town made famous by the short story, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving. It was first published in 1820. Looks like the whole Irving fam is buried here along with a bunch of other famous peeps like Andrew Carnegie, William Rockerfeller, |
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| oh just drinkin' beer in a graveyard in the daytime as adults and not at night time as teenage kids. we learned later that they had a tent set up and were selling beer and food so i guess it's cool to drink beer and wander around on top of graves and let your dog poo on them. |
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| haven't read the story but there is the headless horseman and i'm guessing a less than enthused Ichabod Crane who was the guy dogged by the headless horseman. This is the Dutch burial ground and I guess inside that church is where Ichabod took refuge from the horseman every night. |
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| why is Andrew Carnegie buried here? and Elizabeth Arden, and William Rockefeller? |
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| oh just drinkin' beers and hanging out on this here mausoleum. Opposite this was William Rockefeller's burial building thing which is probably the biggest in the whole joint. |
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| we went to Harvest Moon Farms further upstate and came back with no pumpkins because they were so @$#@#$ expensive! $18 for medium and $25 for large. We decided to get some from the hardware store on our corner where they are $7 |
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| Captain Lawrence Brewery tasting room and then back to NYC for netflix. They kicked us out promptly at closing time and we had to sit in the car and drink beer (but not me i had to drive) and laugh at videos of gachapin |
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| pork belly simmering in the sunday sunlight in leeks and ginger and garlic and sake and other stuff for hours oh yeaaaaaaaaaaaaa |
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| inspiration for a non work related project |
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| looking for a studio in Gowanus with Jonathan Bartlett during the Gowanus open studios weekend. Not very fruitful |
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| after some braising and what not the Japanese pork belly (buta no kakuni) is ready. green beens and simmered kabocha squash and makkoli rice wine |
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| pretty chuffed with myself |
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