November 24, 2009 – 11:44 am
Now I’m sure many questions are running through your head, some of which may include (1) What is this display? and (2) What enticed you to come within picture-taking distance of this display? Yes, well, I ask myself these questions too. If you can answer the first question, which I’m sure some of you talented [...]
Winter in New England propagates a general air of deprivation and paucity. The incessant stinging cold instills a severe want of warmth, a constant yearning for yellow sunshine and smooth breeze. Pleasant weather is not taken for granted (as compared to places of perennial temperate weather, i.e. California), so when a day arrives during which [...]
February 11, 2009 – 7:42 am
While in New York, much of my time was spent eating – a highly useful activity for a number of reasons:
(1) Sustenance / Nourishment
(2) Oral pleasure, Sensual satisfaction
(3) Socially engaging
On Saturday, Alyssa and I wanted to have a really nice dinner. We thought about where we wanted to eat: our options ranged from the Meatpacking [...]
By Natalie So
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Posted in Food, Friends, Travel, cambridge
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Also tagged agave nectar, Alyssa Yamamoto, Asa Bush, jazz, New York, Pure Food and Wine, radio, raw vegan restaurant, spinitron, Union Square, WHRB
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January 16, 2009 – 9:39 pm
These pictures are from Sunday 1/11. I spent most of it with my friend Shannon (I’ve been taking mainly analog point-and-shoot lately… it’s easier in cold, snowy weather).
This is Shannon in the Porter Square T station.
This is the church we go to, Hope Fellowship.
Shannon made this smiley face on a snow-covered car.
At night we went [...]
January 14, 2009 – 9:25 pm
A few photos from last Friday. Just got them developed yesterday.
Friday afternoon, I met up with Annelise, who goes to Wellesley, and Jenn, who was visiting from California (and goes to Berkeley) at Veggie Planet, one of the best eateries in Cambridge. It was good seeing old high school friends – and of course the [...]
By Natalie So
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Posted in Food, Friends, Harvard, cambridge
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Also tagged Annelise Han, Berkeley, Carpenter Center, Harvard, Jennifer Whang, Photo exhibition, Sojourner Rivers, Veggie Planet, Wellesley
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