Saturday, March 31, 2007
Mavericks Basketball and My Boys....
It was a momentous night for Dirk Nowitzki of the Dallas Mavs, and for my guys who were lucky enough to be there, courtesy of a friend. Yes, I gave my seat up so Jake could take a friend. And Dirk's achievement (that's him in the air)? He shot his 15001 career point during the opening of the 1st quarter against the New York Knicks at the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas. And where are my guys? Well, Charles' face is behind the basketball, and my son Jake (with the blue cap) is next to him. Best team in the league...Go Mavs!!!
Friday, March 30, 2007
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Saturday, March 24, 2007
Leaving L.A. but not without PinkBerry!
It's departure day, and following the most divine and healthy breakfast, Alysa just insisted stopping by Pinkberry on the way to the airport. It's the new phenom which is sweeping L.A. Honestly, I think a few opened in the few days we were there. Heavenly yogurt (yes, I tasted) with toppings of mango, strawberries and Fruity Pebbles is my child's choice. Just wait, I am sure it will be opening soon in a neighborhood near you.
Friday, March 23, 2007
Los Angeles Trip is all about The Food!!!
Well, Alysa and I figured out this plan. In order to enjoy this amazing dessert duo, including a Bento box with chocolate delight and a plate of banana crepes from Matsuhisa....we had to be good girls and eat this earlier in the day:
Thursday, March 22, 2007
A Visit to Cathy Waterman's Studio....
Monday, March 19, 2007
Raymond Nasher: A Life Remembered....
We are saddened by the sudden loss of Ray Nasher, a Dallas icon who was known and beloved around the world for his love of art and humanity. Mr. Nasher was first and foremost a gentleman who loved people and who possessed such a warm heart and vibrant spirit. His generosity led to the donation of his amazing sculpture and art collection to the City of Dallas, as he conceived and oversaw the design of the Nasher Sculpture Center, which has drawn art lovers worldwide. My special memories of Mr. Nasher are a private tour we bid on shortly after the Center opened, where he led our small group of family and friends through the details of the art and architecture, as seen through his vision. And last year when the Renzo Piano exhibit opened and I spied him cruising through the exhibit, he was gracious enough to stop by my luncheon in honor of Cathy Waterman, so that she could meet him. Such a loss, and such a wonderful life remembered with fondness.
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Vacation Continued.....
It's always hard to decide what to take on vacation, but this I'm sure:
My Cathy Waterman platinum & diamond "23"; Temple St. Clair triple angel charms on long chain; tiny Cari dogtags with my kid's names; Beth Orduna evil eye; Cathy Waterman bangles; Ten Thousand Things earrings (tiny spikes); and of course, my Livestrong bracelet. That and a tube of suntan creme...
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Cooking on Vacation with Larbi...
Oh this was just THE most glorious day of vacation...learning to cook with Larbi, the Executive Chef of Agua Restaurant, named #1 in Latin America. Larbi shared the secrets of my personal favorite, chicken, since I have long run out of ways to cook it. Am trying hard to get him to publish a book. What a talent!!! And the results? Yummy, yummy lunch...
Monday, March 12, 2007
Behold Beauty: First Grandchild...
It is an arresting image and we can only wonder what Lily is seeing and what she is thinking, but we'll have to wait until the words flow out.
Our friends have shuttled back and forth (will not disclose the location) to spend time with the first of this family's new generation, and I can't blame them.
Just had to share....Wow!
Vacation in Mexico....
Tattoo it on: A Mother's Love.....
Thursday, March 8, 2007
Aaah....Paris Fashion Collections
Sunday, March 4, 2007
Northwestern University Dance Marathon 2007: Where's Alysa?
It's been a tiring weekend for us parents looking for one dancing child (that would be #112) at the Northwestern Dance Marathon, which lasted 30 hours, starting late Friday and ending at 1am this Sunday morning (yawn). But we did finally catch a glimpse of her...yea! Dance Marathon is a passion of Alysa's and this year she is soooooooooo happy that her sorority placed 3rd in group fundraising (which by the way raised a record $708,711.20, with its primary beneficiary, Citizens United for Research in Epilepsy, getting the bulk of it. Way to go Northwestern and Gamma Phi Beta!!!! Now we need to catch some zzzzzzzzzz's before next year's event. Want to learn more or donate? Check out the dance marathon web site.
Saturday, March 3, 2007
AsterCast on the Cover of Fashions of the Times
Thursday, March 1, 2007
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