The Birthday Weekend of Bad Behavior.

This is a little late, but I was hoping I'd have a chance to upload my pictures from my camera before I wrote this post. But instead, I've been stuck in Minnesota for an extra 3 days due to the outrageous weather in NYC. 2 weekends ago for my 23rd birthday, my best friends from college, Becca & Tamar, came into town to celebrate with my in NYC. It turned into a wild/amazing/super fun birthday weekend and I'm so happy that my friends could make it! So, instead of my own amazing pics, here are some jacked from Tamar's facebook album instead to illustrate the highlights of the weekend...

Laughing hysterically on Friday night after the first Evening of Bad Behavior. It was a long and hilarious night that resulted in basically a tour of all of the East Village and SoHo by way of bars, clubs, and friteries. (me, Becca)

We spent Saturday touring and taking Gossip Girl pictures, like this one at the New York Palace Hotel. (Tamar, me, Becca)

We made a run through Rockefeller Center to see the Christmas tree and skating rink and to fight our way through the hordes of people. It also made me realize how much I hate tourists. (Becca, Tamar, me)

Saturday night started off at the Stumble Inn, joined by my friends from NYU. (Gillian, me, Sara, Laura, Erin, and poor Natalie was cut off!)

This was also at the Stumble Inn... group photos as the night continued were harder and harder to come by! (Becca, Tamar, me)

It was a fantastic weekend, and I intend to share more of my fabulous photos as soon as I get home to NYC and am reunited with my camera cord to upload my photos! Coming up next: The Best of Christmas 2010, What I'm Wearing New Year's Eve, New Year's Resolutions, and The Year in Review. (Hopefully... we'll see what I get done in the next 2 days!)

I like the Super Bowl.

As most of you know, unless you live under a rock, yesterday was Super Bowl Sunday. I had a great experience at The East End Tavern at E 83rd St. and 1st Ave. While the game was great and exciting and all, The East End Tavern was much more interesting to me... It's a very relaxed environment, like your average neighborhood sports bar, but what's really cool is that you can have your pizza delivered straight to the bar. From the pizza place across the street.

You see, The East End Tavern doesn't have a kitchen. They don't serve food. Therefore, you can bring your own sandwich and cupcakes from home for your late-night drinking snack, or you can order pizza from across the street and just tell them to bring it straight to the bar... Which is what I did last night with my friends from my Master's program.

Also, the pizza was delicious. I don't know the name of the place, but I desperately want their phone number now. The crust was thin and chewy and crispy on the edges. The fresh mozzarella had the most wonderful flavor. And there was just the perfect amount of slightly-sweet sauce. As soon as I find out the name of the place, I will share. But it's on the southeast corner of 83rd & 1st Ave. And the only pizza place in that block. So if you happen to be around there, get a pie.

Then bring it across the street with you to the East End Tavern.