Gosh, I have absolutely positively not much of an excuse for not having posted parts II and III of my culinary adventures in Charleston, and I still will. I swear on the soft little head of my I-have-a-new-fun-for-mommy-habit-of-peeing-on-the-bathroom-floor cat that I will. Soon.
In the meantime...
Garlic and Sapphires by Ruth Reichl and But Enough About Me: A Jersey Girl's Unlikely Adventures Among the Absurdly Famous by Jancee Dunn: read it
"Veronica Mars" season three: watch it
"Half Nelson": see it
EastVillageRadio.com: listen to it
The Red Hook Ball Fields at the corner of Clinton and Bay Sts. in Brooklyn. The Times recommends: huarache or quesadilla with pork or chorizo; Honduran tacos with beans and cheese or with grilled steak; ceviche mixto; pupusas with beans and cheese; and chicken tamales, through the end of October; Annie Leibowitz exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum, opens October 20th: go to it
Clam dip and miniature heirlooms from the Union Square Farmer's Market; bento boxes at Sapa; and limencello purchases and wine tastings at the relocated Astor Wines & Spirits: eat and drink it
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