Showing posts with label FOOD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FOOD. Show all posts

19.4.13

7 Little Wonders

{Well it's been a big couple of months! (sorry for the lack of posts) I moved to Sydney! I'm really excited how this move will further my own career and enrich The Satchel too.}

{I hadn't even been in Sydney for a week and I was already backstage at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Australia for Flannel. Here is a sneak peak of a massive post to come.}

{A little luck from a scarab beetle has certainly been needed in the last few weeks. This is my new beautiful gold plated with rose quartz necklace by Gabbi Kelly from Flannel.}

{Sculptures by The Sea at Cottesloe Beach- Sydney beaches will never compare!}

{My new favourite treat, ice-cream centred macaroons! OMG!}

{My path forward is alight...This is the enchanting work of Norwegian photographer Rune Guneriussen.}

{Looking for inspiration for my new work station.}

The Satchel
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13.5.12

[last days] colourful San Francisco


The last few days in San Francisco where beautiful! The sun was shining as we wondered Fisherman's Wharf and walked The Haight Ashbury. It continued to shine as we went back in time at Alcatraz and at a pub as we cheered on the 49er's football match on a big screen. 
Some of The Stachel's Instagram snap shots above show what a colourful and creative city San Francisco is!




We had some of the best meals in the last few days- a scrumptious breakfast pizza at La Boulange bakery on Union Street, some amazing tortelloni pasta at The Stinking Rose and the best coffee and cake at Caffe Greco on Columbus Avenue! A visit to Ghirardelli Square involved a burger and shake at retro inspired Lori's Diner, a yummy lemon cupcake at Kara's Cupcakes and afternoon tea at the Crown and Crumpet tea salon. (not all in one day) Of course we had to pick up some famous chocolate at Ghirardelli Chocolate Company for the family.


Window shopping along The Haight Ashbury was very colourful! Lots of vintage clothing and music - the window display's were very imaginative!