Connecticut beach

Connecticut Beaches

Talk about a different vibe from the California beaches. Yay for sailing and crabs!

connecticut

Connecticut.

I really love Connecticut. it's so photogenic 

last hurrah

Last Hurrah's in the city

Mondrian

I love Mondrian!

turn your sound on for the video!!

Mondrian in Motion from Phoebe Limberg on Vimeo.

so yes, the video doesn't look quite like the actual piece but hey I tired. Needless to say Mondrian is a fav

giant squid and sperm whale

Giant squid and Sperm whale

Sweetie living the dream- almost. too bad these two creatures at the Natural History Museum weren't real. Brings back fond memories to me stitching away at his Christmas surprise

cafe colonial

Cafe Colonial

Justin's childhood favorite cafe colonial really pulled through the goods with my acai bowl. The place was just the sweetest. along with the pictures I have also included a sample of the wall paper in the SOHO grand bathroom- I would like some for myself

time for another walk

So Much Walking

we at this time moved our home base over to the meat packing district. This meant even more walking for us over to the favored Greenwich area- good thing sweetie's Reeboks could handle the miles of walking a day since we all know my boots didn't hold up too well. thank you dr. scholls

magic hour

the magic hour

 my old photo teacher used to call the "magic hour" as a time when there was still natural light, yet store fronts and street lights were also turned on. Although some of these are not technically that category...i thought they still worked. Also Cafe Gitane pictures. I love it there.

Sun Sun Sun

Here comes the sun...

 

 

Ok, so being a California native I was pretty excited to go to the east coast and wear a winter coat for the first time in forever. As it turns out I really do love the sun and it ended up being a miracle that half of the time we were in the city it was 70 degrees out. Apparently the new yorkers also love the sun because Central Park was a mad house and walking through you could pick up on everyone's happiness at the first sign of spring. yay!

Met.

Met.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Although much too big to make through in one day, the met is very entertaining. Good thing right when sweetie and I were getting museum legs and trying to leave we stumbled upon the Monet, Renoir, and those cool men. whewwww