First Stop: Bloomingdales.
I got a makeover at the Chanel Counter. The salesgirls ooh-ed and ahh-ed. They assured me I looked spectacular and suggested I buy $400 worth of products so I could recreate my new look at home. Then I strolled down the aisle to the Lancome Counter, and looked at their eyeshadows. "Your eyes could really pop with that color," the Lancome lady said. "Do you ever wear makeup?"
Third Stop: Fishs Eddy
. . .so appreciate these!
Vintage china, linens, glassware and silverware are spilling off the shelves of this darling store in the Flatiron District near Madison Square Park in Chelsea.
. . .so appreciate these!
Dinner Stop: Carnegie Deli
Huge, but expensive, Reuben sandwichs. What makes it worth it is the plate of half-dill pickles.
Pucker up!
Huge, but expensive, Reuben sandwichs. What makes it worth it is the plate of half-dill pickles.
Pucker up!
4 comments:
That is very funny about the cosmetic counter!
I hate shopping! But sometimes I do like looking. However, it was my least favorite part of my trip to London.
Have fun in the Big Apple.
I would like to spend weeks in that china linen store! i loved the makeover story...the only time i've had a makeover i looked like a witch! the whole trip sounds fantastic!
looks like a wonderful trip.
I love Fish's Eddy! My daughter has taken me there twice. I loved their New York skyline dishes.
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