For more than two years, I’ve been using In Between Seams as my creative outlet but, as life changes and as we grow, there comes a time for one to mature and move on to something new. And so, I’m moving my words and pictures to my newest blog, Thompson & Prince. Please join me there if you’d like.

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More than a month ago–maybe even two month ago–Bjorn and Christie hosted a dinner for Bjorn’s parents who were in town. Excited to try out a new recipe, I made this chocolate peanut butter cake. I had originally seen the recipe on Sprout & Pea who posted a vegan version of the cake, however, wanting to indulge in all the bad things, I decided to make the non-vegan version. It was sooo good and really fun to make. If you’re interested in baking this week, I highly recommend giving this recipe a shot.

Some pictures from the dinner party…

 

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I found myself stuck in New Jersey this weekend after that massive Nor’easter paid us a way too-early visit. Regardless of the fact that I was stuck, with no way to return, and without power, I sure do love the snow.

Photo.

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I know. It’s been ages since I’ve posted. I hope you’ll forgive me. And if not, can we at least still be friends? School and my recently acquired (awesome) job has kept me far far away from In Between Seams and that makes me really sad. Last thing I want to do is stray away from what I love to do most! I can’t promise constant posting. But, I do promise to try my best! Here’s what I’ve been up to the past few weeks.



A camping trip filled with smores, invisible bears (I know you were there, bears!), and lots of heart-parts(more on that later!)







I made fresh pasta for the first time ever for above dinner party. It was a hit. I think so at least.



My mom and her fiance came into town. Nicholas and I took them to eat at Le Pain Quotidien, Occupy Wall Street, Bloomingdales, and local restaurants.



Walked around lower lower lower Manhattan for the first time ever.



Bought a pair of blue velvet flats which I loooove. ANDD…….


Cut my hair REALLY short. Thoughts?

x

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I just got back from a week in California. We had a great time. Here are some instagrams from the trip.

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Just in case you didn’t already know, I blog weekly for Lovely–a NYC based bridal boutique and blog. Please check out today’s post on the absolutely amazing Fête Champêtres of the 18th century! Click here to read today’s post!

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With the recent chill that has descended upon Manhattan, I was super excited to attend this years Apple Festival which is held down the street from my apartment on Orchard Street. The festival actually commemorates the fact that the Lower East Side used to be an Apple Orchard Farm owned by a French man named Delancey. Now you know why we have Orchard and Delancey Street!



Nicholas, Jennifer, and I walked over to the festival which definitely had more people this year than last. After taking a look at all the different apple creations local vendors could come up with, I made my way to Red Jacket Orchard’s stand where they were selling some freshly picked apples. I bought one Honeycrisp to enjoy for myself and six of another apple to make an Apple Crumble!

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Bucco Capensis was nice enough to send me some great Belgian slippers that are really everywhere now. As much as I’d love to have three pairs all to myself, I decided I would give away one pair on my blog. This specific pair I am giving away, as you can see, has a zebra pattern. No real zebras were hurt in the making of these shoes though.

The shoes are a size eight (sorry if you’re not that size!) To enter, just comment on this post and follow me on GoogleReader, and follow Bucco on Facebook for updates! If you’re already following me on GoogleReader, then follow me on Bloglovin or something. Figure it out! Ha. A winner will be announced in two weeks! Good luck!

UPDATE: Lauren Leyva is the winner of the contest! Thanks for playing.

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