a really good day, a really bad outfit.

Ever heard of the Hell's Kitchen International Food Fair?

I hadn't. Luckily, Alli has a special book that tells us about fun things to do in the city.

And Saturday we checked it out.

So overwhelming and incredible. A bazillion booths of crafts, treats, snacks, clothes, jewelery, and amazing food. My favorite was the "teas and spices" table. It was lovely- my heart wished my Mom was with me, she would have appreciated it.

It was a hot day, 75 degrees and humid. I had on jeans and a black shirt. I had to buy a cheap $15.00 tie-dyed sun dress from a vendor and change my clothes in the middle of the fair, literally, in the middle of the fair.

As discreetly as I could; which was not very.

Got a few looks, but it was so worth it for those few miserably hot hours.

My outfit was priceless. Every time I looked down I had to laugh when I saw my floral tennis shoes, tie-dyed dress, and funny sun hat.

I secretly loved it.

We met up with my friend Gunnar that afternoon, he was in town for an interview.

Thought it would be fun to take a little trip down to Coney Island.

Ate a hot dog-first one in years-but I figured I had to, it being Coney Island and all.

We lazed in the sand, Gunnar built a funny something with his lemonade cup, we laughed, chatted, reminisced and watched all the silly people.

Coney Island is ghetto, like, Oakland ghetto {fyi}. You should see it sometime, it's comical & wonderful.

That night we stayed in Brooklyn for dinner.

Mckay drove down and met up with us after his 8 hours of studying {ouch!}.

We ate at a cute Italian place.

It's sad when a good day comes to an end...

& it was a really good day.

{a blurry cell phone picture of my outfit. i sent mckay a text asking

 him to "please match me for dinner".  in reply, "i can't match you

 for dinner". i guess if he could, it would be a nervous situation.

1 crazy person per relationship please.}