East Coast Adventures

Mr. Curly Rosen and I spent a glorious 10 days on the East Coast in June.  We reuned, we consumed, and we celebrateuned (had to make that rhyme...apologies...).  From my 10th reunion at Princeton, to NYC fun, to the wedding of my twinie Christine and her darling Stephen, we had a truly wonderful time.  Feast your eyes on all of this fun!

Reunions!

Princeton is lovely. 

Great panel of Princeton WWII vets.

2002 ivy is looking good.

Two Rosens and a Christine.

Looking sharp for the P-Rade. 

Princeton makes an orange lover out of everyone.

Lil Arch!  I cannot sing "How High the Moon" without crying...hence the red eyes. 

More P-Rade fun. 

Featherbed Four!

Smarties vote Democrat.

Lovebirds!

Sadly, true. 

Mr. Tough Guy

Mr. Tough Guy melting Maeve

Eating clubs do not look like this during the school year. 

Lilies saying goodbye to the seniors. 

NYC!

View from our hotel room. 

Soup dumplings in Chinatown. 

The Frick

Central Park

Handsome man

Wiser words were never uttered. 

We did a lot of this. 

Meta tourist.

Yum!

Christine and Stephen's Nuptials!

Bridal lunch. 

Pretty fleurs.

Getting ready!

Beautiful couple, beautiful wedding 

The winning pic...photo by Mr. Curly Rosen

Stoplight photo

Am I really married?!

 Yes, indeed, I am really married and my bride is fabulous!

Friends!

You're not drunk, it's Instagram blur function. 

What a wonderful trip with my Mr. Curly Rosen :)

Date Night (and Days...) With My City

The Curly Rosens took full advantage of our beautiful city this weekend.  We visited the Palace of Fine Arts and the Presidio on Saturday with dear friends. 

We ate delicious cheeses and drank fantastic wine with even more dear friends in an impromptu party that evening.  Does everyone agree that Freddy is the love child of Chad and Patrick?

We stuffed ourselves with pizza from Tony's Napoletano, a gem of a restaurant right near our apartment. 

On Sunday, we toasted the Golden Gate Bridge and watched the amazing fireworks show from Aquatic Park.  Freddy didn't mind the noise and crowds too much. 

Our adventures continued on Monday with a trip over the Bridge to Rodeo Beach, the Marin Headlands, and Cavallo Point.  We played fetch with Freddy, we hiked, we devoured delicious food and drinks at Cavallo.  It doesn't get any better. 

There are times when I am ready to say goodbye to San Francisco city living.  My commute is long, the weather can be icy, it's impossible to park, and I never quite seem able to see my busy friends as much as my soul would like.  After a weekend like ours, however, I can't imagine ever leaving.  Thanks for wooing me again, San Francisco.