This is my last night in NYC for a year. Although I'm (mostly) sure I'll have a positive time in Germany, right now I'm rather overwhelmed with preparations to leave: packing, leaving my three jobs in the same week, and saying good bye to friends-- several of whom I'm not sure when (or if) I'll see again.
I'm not actually going to Germany until the 30th, but I have to move out of my apartment by Sunday, so I'm going to be staying in NJ with some friends until then. It's lovely of them to host me-- but I will be living with other people so I'm not sure how often I'll be cooking or updating the blog.
I've also been thinking of the direction this blog is going to take when I'm in Germany. Obviously I'll still be blogging primarily about food, but I'm sure that I'll want to write about life in Germany. I'd like to change the name (but not the link) of my blog to something more suitable, but I'm not sure if that would be too confusing. I know I've already done this once before-- why can't I ever make up my mind? But I don't want to start another blog, as I'm pretty attached to this one.
I hope this post wasn't overly self-indulgent. I'll blog about food next time, promise!
The Last Supper (in NYC, that is): a pizza topped with things I didn't want to go to waste, most notably some carmelized onions and a portabella mushroom.
That reminds me, I can't believe how much food I have left! It felt like I never had anything, but actually I have a lot of food that's probably going to be going to waste.
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- anna/village vegan
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- "There will come a day when a carrot, freshly observed, will spark a revolution." -Paul Cezanne
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- Lifestyles of the Chic & Vegan
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- Nesty
- Once Upon a Tart
- Petite Anglaise
- pretty hard, dammit
- Real Thai
- soulemama
- sulu-design
- the flying apple
- the jew and the carrot
- The Post Punk Kitchen
- The Sartorialist
- the veggie voice
- The Village Vegetable
- two peas, no pod
- urban vegan
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4 comments:
Oh, how exciting (and nerve-wracking)- your last night! I hope you have a wonderful time in Germany... actually, I know you will. No matter the name of your blog, please keep us updated! I'll live my fantasy German life vicariously through you.
Good luck!!
Ah, soon you will be living in Germany and all will be fabulous. Looking forward to to whatever you chose to blog about in Germany- I'm sure will be great.
So nice to meet you- see you in a year!
Safe travels!
vko
Hi,
I found your blog and started reading it (it's interesting and great!). I read, that your moving to Germany, to which city are you moving?
I hope you continue your blog when your are here and I hope you'll have a good time.
Greetings from Germany, Amy
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