It was a busy weekend, folks. Let's re-cap it up!
First off: Friday. It was my last day at E&P, and so my co-workers and I marked my entrance into (temporary) unemployment with booze and cupcakes.
I picked them out myself.
Joe and Jen worked together at a little paper in California back in the 1990s. See, I'm a uniter, not a divider.
Hotties!
I couldn't stay out late beause Saturday was chock full of activity. My first stop, at 8:30 a.m., was at the New York Junior League's Playground Improvement Project in the West Village.
Marney wonders when we break for lunch.
Looking sharp painting.
Jenny touches up the smaller parts.
After a morning and afternoon of painting and scraping, I hustled up to Murray Hill so I could take over TR's kitchen and bake some cookies. My choco chip cookies (from scratch!) are amazing. If you let me come over I'll bake some for you, too.
Peppe wants human food.
On Sunday I hustled out to Connecticut for a family party. My cousin Milton turned 55. When the Millards throw a party two things are guaranteed: There will be a lot of people and there will be a band. Let's meet some of the members:
Birthday Fella, Milton, on the accoustic guitar.
My brother Andrew, on the electric guitar.
Cousin Chris on the drums.
Uncle Frank, on the banjo.
La Madre, Groupie
There was high stakes musical chairs.
Winner!
Serious cake.
One of my fave shots of the day.
