If there is one thing you buy this fall, it should be a fur scarf. Real or Faux, you can add it to any outfit to bring it to the next level. Think, a little black dress with a fur scarf looks instantly chic. How about a solid sweater and black pants? A fur scarf finishes the outfit perfectly. There is really no need to go out and buy a ton of new clothes for the season when you can simply buy a scarf to enchance what you already have. From Marshalls to Neiman Marcus, solid colors to leaopard there are looks for every budget and style. Which will you choose?
The peak fall foliage season is about to start. The most vibrant colors of leaves are from October 17th to October 24t, here in New York and Connecticut. Now is the time to get out and enjoy these magnificent fall weekends. We are so lucky to have the change of seasons in the North East. It is one of the many perks of living in this part of the country. I see that many of our readers have already been enjoying all that autumn has to offer. Happy Fall!!
This 20’s medieval style tutor on the Hudson in the Palisades section of NY just sold. Literally buffs, listen up, this was home to Orsen Wells and John Steinbeck in the 1940’s. And was later lived in by Lawrence Olivier and then Vivian Leigh. The “House in the Woods” became knows as a secret celebrity haven. This was the first time the house has been on the market in 40 + years!
Today’s fashionable friend Friday is uber stylish lifestyle blogger Elizabeth Moyer of Pretty Pink Tulips. On Tuesday, she hosted a luncheon for 150 guests to listen to Style Guru, Eddie Ross discuss and sign his new book Modern Mix. Like, everything Elizabeth does, the afternoon was wonderfully elegant and chic, not to mention how oh so informative Eddie was about the best flea market finds to setting the perfect holiday table. If you have not checked out Elizabeth’s blog, you must, it is brilliant. I am so lucky to be able to sit down with Elizabeth on Oct 30 on my radio show and discuss all things entertaining! Bon Weekend!
Many readers have written in asking for some crock pot recipes. Now that the kids are back in school the question “What is for Dinner?” becomes more frustrating. Here is an easy quick fix that I know will be well received by your own little foodies.
Best Slow Cooker Roast EVER
adapted from Jenn Barre, mom, chef and the crock pot girl
Ingredients:
2-5 lb Pot Roast
.75 oz ranch dressing dry envelope
.75 oz Italian dressing dry envelope
.75 oz gravy mix, brown, envelope
1 to 1 1/2 cup water
1/2 lb potatoes
1/2 lb. carrots
Cut potatoes and carrots and put on the bottom of the crock pot
Place roast on top of vegetables
Sprinkle contents of all 3 envelopes on top of the roast
add water, cover the vegetables (adjust for size of roast)
cover, cook on low for 6-10 hours
Happy Crocking!
