Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beach. Show all posts

Monday, August 13, 2012

Staycation: LIRR to Westhampton

This past weekend was perfect.  The weather cooperated, I rested, I was with amazing people in a great house with a never ending supply of food and beer.  It was my guy's birthday and a few of us headed to  West Hampton.  The highlight of the weekend definitely was the bonfire we built while watching the meteor shower on Saturday night.  The sky was clear, no city light in sight and suddenly, a shooting star with a tail so long that it took half the sky.  The comets lasted a second each but the memory will stay with me much much longer than that...

 Houses lined up along the beach..

 It was rough out there.  Very rough.
 Futbol!
Light beach reading


 This is what happens when you get a perfectionist to assemble the Caprese salad.  I needed it to look perfect!
 Hamptons sunset through the kitchen screen
 Bonfire at its peak.

 My last meal at John Scott's Surf Shack. Lobster roll and a pina colada.
One hour delays on the LIRR on Sunday afternoon.  Needed to be consoled with ice cream.


Wednesday, June 20, 2012

JFK>>San Juan

Last weekend I took a quick trip to Puerto Rico to celebrate Father's Day with my dad.  Seemed like PR was happy to see me because the weather was beautiful.  The beach days were sunny and the waves were calm.  I'm kind of sad to be back (shocker) but can't complain that I get to go there to visit family.  It's like mandatory vacation every 6 months.

  
VIDA. 

 At Oceano, getting a Pina Colada.




Sangriat noon.  It's happy hour somewhere. 
 
 Fresh squeezed OJ, thanks to this miracle juicer.  It must be like 15 years old,and works perfectly. 

  pretty.

Peach and berry cobbler from Cooking Light. By far the BEST cobbler recipe. I go back to it time and time again. 

Unintentional mix-match. 

 El Livin, tucked away in the heart of Parque Luis Munoz Rivera- Highly recommend.

View from El Livin.  

Mango trees in bloom.  

  

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

LGA>>MIA

 A few pics from my 48hr Miami getaway.  Such a tease but so worth it.  I hop back in a plane on Thursday to go back home to PR.  Excited to celebrate father's day with the man, the legend: mi papa.
  
Cafe con leche at a Cuban restaurant in South Beach.  That and a piece of buttery Cuban bread= Simplest pleasure

 Ocean Drive

Relaxing at The Setai  

Collins Ave...The Delano on the left

This was the Adonis that was lounging right next to us.  Perfect view if you tell me.



Sunday, June 5, 2011

Gone Fishing

Long day at Sea Bright, NJ relaxing and fishing. Beach was cold and sky was hazy; but peaceful and isolated for miles on end. Some times you just need that...for your own sanity.


bass bass bass


sitting wishing waiting


the sand shark we caught in an attempt to catch stripe bass



sea foam mmm

not a soul...nice


it's a birdie!

a sunset's goodbye



Monday, January 31, 2011

Right Near the Beach, Boy

Last weekend I took a break from this record breaking snow to bask in the sun at Barbados. I'm from an island and I've never seen such white sand, crystal waters, calm beaches and blue sky. I am in love with anything Bajan and am dying to go back, like now.


I stayed at the Southern Palms Hotel on the southern end of St. Lawrence Gap. The beach is really secluded which is amazing. If you want to go to a bar or a more populated beach all you have to do is walk 5 minutes


Everything is pink!

First day wondering around the island.


Right near our hotel.


Storm's a comin.


Palmar


Locals + British tourist= Weekend Rendezvous


Gone sailing.





Huge turtles surround the island. They swim right next to you!


Fishin'


The famous rum shops. They are all over the island and they all have a theme.


@ Pisces. Best seafood in the island.
here: banana foster tart, topped with icecream and drizzled with caramel. yum.


Carib- The beer of the islands. The local one is called Banks.


Big caracoles at Oistins Fish Fry.

More Oistins Fish Fry.


So relaxing. Finished Pillars of The Earth. AMAZING READ.






Until next time...