
Monday, May 25, 2009
Quest M.C.O.D.Y.

Wednesday, May 13, 2009
600 Benz
Women are like cars. A good woman is like a good luxury car. Its so pretty and perfect. Its comfortable. You like the way its built, interior, exterior. Quality. Drives real smooth-like.
When you first get a good car, youre careful with it. Dont want nobody to touch it, or even look at it. Then after you get comfortable with it, youre showing it off like "look at my car, yall". You bring it around your friends, and family, and everybody gets to see it because youre so pumped. This is your baby and everyone knows it.
After you get really comfortable, you start driving her crazy. Driving wrecklessly, dangerously, and you might even get in a few minor accidents out in the streets (...maybe even without insurance). So you think that by dolling her up with shiny things will make it all better. Maybe a new coat, new shoes. You gas her and oil her, tune her up, and she's good to go, right?
Times passes and she has become your trusty companion. You depend on her and she depends on you. She gets you were you need to go. She's dependable, loyal, and will ride out until the end.
She's so, so trusty (like a rock) that you stop paying attention to detail. She's got a few scratches, a little wear and tear. A few dents in the bumper from when you bagged her into some tight spots. You might even feel a extra pull or jerk when youre driving her, but you pay it no mind. Fuming, but you pay it no mind. She's running a little hot, but you pay it no mind. Until one day she breaks down on your ass. Exhaust. Engine not quite revving. Timing belt off kilter. Poor maintenance. Now you have no clue as to what do. Dont trip, that "check engine" light had been on for months...
Not realizing what luxury you had in your hands, you completely messed it up. The car is not salvagable and your policy wont cover repairs. Scouring the junkyard lots with little to spare, youre now stuck with a raggedy beater that you have to invest every penny and dime into just to keep her running. She's not nearly as good as the other car, but she'll do. You miss her everyday, and every single time you look at that old beater...
Trust that their was someone else who could afford to repair her damage and to keep her well-maintained. Your trash is another person's treasure (and at a bargain price). All you did was help the next man. Now's she sitting pretty in someone else's driveway.
Saturday, May 2, 2009
Let's Do Lunch: Tyler Florence

Monday, April 27, 2009
Trucks & Pearls

Certified PHLI Girl Diane Ivery is really doing her thing when it comes to fashionable accoutrements.. Another former classmate of mine, I'm really pleased that I'll be able to say "I knew her when..." She write, she designs, and most of all, she's really cool people. Check out her accessory line, Trucks and Pearls here. When it comes to jewelry and scarves, she has passed with flying colors...literally and figuratively. She is dangerously talented. Watch. Her. Work. Friday, March 27, 2009
MK Solaire
I didn't get to see this the first time it came to town, but now its back. Michelle Kaufman's MK Solaire Smart Home is planted directly in front of the Museum of Science and Industry as part of the Green + Wired exhibit. She was actually living in it during the debut...not sure if she still is. Hauteness.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Let's Do Lunch: Kim Myles

I absolutely LOVE Kim Myles. Kim is fiercelessly fabulous and chocked full of creativity, grace, and mostly, style...Hence her show, Myles of Style on HGTV. Winner of the second installment of the HGTV hit show, Design Star, Kim Myles is doing the damn thang. Fashionista interiour. Former hairstylist and hopeful actress, Kim has managed to turn HGTV into one of my most favorited channels. She can do your hair and your living room in one fell swoop. I have seen Kim do things with buttons that will turn your life around. Kim has that round-the-way feel, like you've known her your whole life. I'd just about die if I could have a sit-and-chat with Kim over Rooibus tea.
Check out Kim's HGTV mumbo jumbo here and check out Kim's personal site here, which has access to her haute blog.

