renegade.

destination: pelham bay park, bronx

it's been years since i've been to pelham bay park, so i decided to take a trip on the 6 for a visit... definitely the best park in nyc.

from the website:
More than three times the size of Manhattan's Central Park, Pelham Bay Park is the City's largest park property. Visitors to the park enjoy miles of bridle paths and hiking trails, Orchard Beach, the Bartow-Pell Mansion, two golf courses, and a breathtaking 13-mile saltwater shoreline that hugs Long Island Sound. Athletes frequent its numerous fields and courts while children frolic in its playgrounds. Pelham Bay Park also has a wide and diverse range of plant and animal life and features prime locations to view one of nature's most skillful hunters, the osprey.
Walk a mile or two on the land that has passed through the hands of the Siwanoy Indians, Ann Hutchinson, and the Continental Army, to name a few. Visit Pelham Bay Park today.

13.1 for grete weiss.

i ran a half marathon today, and it felt good! i beat my last half marathon time, finishing 1175 out of 5,946 runners, 242 of the 2,954 women, and 61st in my age group of 1,261. 

market saturday.

last stop, montauk.

washington square park brunch. #loveliest sunday ever.

sara + ronak = best day ever.

finally! the wedding! so much love and so much fun.

secret park spot. didgeridoo. rabid racoon.

sunny weekend.

i tried the vegan mac n' cheese at brooklyn mac yesterday. no bueno. if you are vegan and want good mac n' cheese, stick with s'mac. if you are vegan and want mac n' cheese and a stomach ache, hit up brooklyn mac. the one good thing about b'mac... there's a new uncle louie g's around the corner. (yum, cantaloup).

saturday we spent the day wandering... from so many spots downtown you can see one world trade coming up gorgeous on the skyline.

and lounging in mccarren park has become one of my favourite ways to end the weekend.