Bad girlz do it well

Koos update

Koos' first Christmas. I think he loved the wrapping paper and ribbon the most.

We bundle up and take lots of walk outside.

New found love of swinging!

Koos' hair is getting longer and crazier.

This is Koos' new favorite mode of transportation. He cruising around in this thing at lightening speed. I hide little toys for him to find through out the house.

Koos' face 90% of the day. Wild child.

Lately

We have had some good times lately. Lots of fun visitors and outings.
We tried to soak up all the sun we could on the random nice days we had this month. Koos loves playing in the dirt and grass.


Headed upstate to do some apple picking (back to our roots) and antiquing.

We recently got into juicing. It is the best!


one of our favs, the Brooklyn Flea.



This is our main mode of transportation in the city. It is a lifesaver.

We love this stage. Koos is all smiles. Can't believe his is already 6.5 months.

El Banditos

​The NYPD is asking for the public's help identifying a man and women wanted in a string of Queens burglaries that occurred in August and September. The suspects generally break a window of their target location (they've included BugerKing, BabyGap a taco truck, and Martha's Bakery), steal cash and goods, then flee. No injuries have been reported. They're aged 26-32 (pictured; click to enlarge). If you have any information, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TRICK-TREAT.




Money Bags was feeling left out so we made him his own bandit mask.

When the livin eazy.

Some summer beach days...

Annnd, he's out.

Storm King Art Center

We road tripped to Storm King Art Center in upstate New York this past saturday and made quite a fun day of it, with couple of impromptu stops. One being at a lake (Welch) where we took a summer dip. Another being a quaint antique shop we found by hand made signs off the main road. Storm King was amazing, we didn't even get to see all of the sculptures present! It was such an experience to wandering through woods and meadows searching for and finding these macro contemporary works of art. We loved the convergence of modern color, material, and form against the natural, earthy back drop. For those curious, it is only an hour and a half north of New York City!