Dispatches from Europe – Paris, Be Mine
The Eiffel Tower made me cry. While it’s true that wine also contributed to my tears, the exultation with which I ran across the bridge towards it, sparkling in the…
Living
-
-
In Bruges – Dispatches from Europe
Tension radiated through the pouring rain, hitting me harder than any of the water droplets that showered over my freshly-washed hair. I felt like stopping everything – the rain, the…
-
Love on Beacon Hill
A trip to chocolate-y heaven will do a body good. Paula Barth, founder and owner of Beacon Hill Chocolates, stands behind the counter of her shop. She is slight of…
-
Parallels – Dispatches from Europe
Amsterdam is beautiful. Anyone who goes there and has half decent eyesight will tell you that. To powerwalk down any street without taking in the 14th, 16th, or 18th century…
-
Finding Cafe Harmony
There are people who go to cafés and then there are café goers. When people go to cafés, they step through the doors, order a drink, slide on a coffee…
-
Favorite Things With Pimploy Phongsirivech
My turtleneck(s) I grew up in Thailand. The coldest it gets over there is 70 degrees so when I moved here I became obsessed with fall clothes, especially turtlenecks. I’ve…
-
Boston Ballet’s Nutcracker Review
Forget about finals & see the #Nutcracker by our favorites at the #BostonBallet 👯👯👯 A photo posted by Your Mag Emerson (@your.mag) on Dec 4, 2015 at 10:27am PST Being…
-
Farmers’ Market Fan Favorite
What to pick, after the farmers do. Before the weather officially confines grocery shopping to fluorescently lit aisles or laptop clicks, getting to the farmer’s market is a must. We…
-
Let’s Hear It For Hair
Razor burn. Razor bumps. Waxing. Lasers. Tweezers. Three-bladed razors. Razors with moisturizing strips. Four-bladed razors. Disposable razors. Threading. Electric razors. Enough yet? Hair removal. We’ve been doing it for centuries,…
