Photo by: New York Times
Friday, May 7, 2010
Nitza Tufino
This week I had the privilege of meeting the artist Nitza Tufino. Her work can be found throughout New York City and is inspired by her commitment to Social Justice.
Thursday, May 6, 2010
First Friday
I’m looking forward to another First Friday. I’ll be in the neighborhood supporting Frankfood Ave Arts.
Here's a few things I plan on checking out tomorrow night:
F&N Gallery Presents: je ne suis pas un objet
A great little vintage shop.
And who doesn’t love pizza?
I hope to see you there! :)
xo
Colleen
Photo by: NKCDC
Here's a few things I plan on checking out tomorrow night:
F&N Gallery Presents: je ne suis pas un objet
A great little vintage shop.
And who doesn’t love pizza?
I hope to see you there! :)
xo
Colleen
Labels:
cooking,
creativity,
food,
vintage,
where to go in philadelphia
Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Thinking Locally
I'm trying to put more thought into buying locally and how other options affect my body and the environment.
And I also plan on watching this film about what we eat.
A flower I bought at a local Farmer's Market.
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Thrift Finds
I recently found two pairs of shoes at a thrift store that are still being sold for full price!
And a pair of Kimchi Blue Patent T-Strap Skimmer for $2.
These Margie White Sandals for $3.
(Bass Shoes $39)
And a pair of Kimchi Blue Patent T-Strap Skimmer for $2.
(Urban Outfitters $28)
Polaroid Week
Did you know that it’s Polaroid Week? I didn’t until I read about it here. I remember as a kid being so excited to watch my image appear. I don’t think our generation ever lost it's love for Polaroid’s.
The next generation of Polaroid cameras
The next generation of Polaroid cameras
Photo by: Pocket Memories
Monday, May 3, 2010
The Rocket Cat
I’ve been to the Rocket Cat way too much in the last week but it ends up always being the perfect spot to meet up and grab a cup of coffee in the neighborhood with a friend. I also love a good bagel and veggie cream cheese.
On the side of the shop you can now find a mural by Shepard Fairey who also happened to design the poster for Obama’s campaign.
On the side of the shop you can now find a mural by Shepard Fairey who also happened to design the poster for Obama’s campaign.
Photo by: Chris Sembrot
Labels:
creativity,
where to go in philadelphia
Amazing Weekend
I had an amazing weekend that was full of friends and beautiful weather.


Penn Treaty Park
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