New York, New York

Today I'm in New York City visiting the offices of Cline Davis & Mann and attending a job fair I helped plan at MTV. (I have a campus job in Bucknell's Alumni Relations office.) Words cannot explain how much I love this city. It makes me feel alive, ambitious, and generally high on life. Do you know the feeling?

{image via city of love}

Today I'm in New York City visiting the offices of Cline Davis & Mann and attending a job fair I helped plan at MTV. (I have a campus job in Bucknell's Alumni Relations office.) Words cannot explain how much I love this city. It makes me feel alive, ambitious, and generally high on life. Do you know the feeling?

{image via city of love}

Upgrade!

This week's lesson: when life gives you lemons, make lemonade. 

After my last phone took a little spin through the washing machine bit the dust this weekend, I am happily upgrading to the iPhone 4. (Thank you, Mom and Dad!) My first big girl phone — and no. 28 on my 101 in 1001 list!

Now I need your help. Any advice from fellow iPhone users? Favorite apps? I must know!

This week's lesson: when life gives you lemons, make lemonade. 

After my last phone took a little spin through the washing machine bit the dust this weekend, I am happily upgrading to the iPhone 4. (Thank you, Mom and Dad!) My first big girl phone — and no. 28 on my 101 in 1001 list!

Now I need your help. Any advice from fellow iPhone users? Favorite apps? I must know!

La Salle de Bain

I rarely post pictures of bathrooms on Design Darling because, well, they're rarely all that inspiring. This gem from Rue's third issue is an exception for me. I love the moulding around the window, the clawfoot tub, the pedestal sink, and the ornate mirror above it. And doesn't the dark tile provide a dramatic alternative to classic white subway tile? 

I rarely post pictures of bathrooms on Design Darling because, well, they're rarely all that inspiring. This gem from Rue's third issue is an exception for me. I love the moulding around the window, the clawfoot tub, the pedestal sink, and the ornate mirror above it. And doesn't the dark tile provide a dramatic alternative to classic white subway tile?