Easter Morning at the Knickerbocker C.C.

Happy Easter!
Jennifer designed these small, delicate spring table centerpieces for the Knickerbocker Country Club's annual Easter Brunch in Tenafly, NJ. What a gorgeous morning!
It was good to have a reason to get us up and out at the crack of dawn.

Orchid pods are landing...

Landing on a table somewhere near you...some new work out of Tiger Lily's design studio. We love the chance to use more interesting mechanics. This arrangement features green cymbidiums, leucadendron, Star of Bethlehem, yellow miniature calla lilies and Sexy Red roses.

No more Teddy Bears....Zombie Plush Toys?

For a recent order, I was tasked to find an over-sized stuffed bear. It was amazing how few were to be found in stores. I haven't been in Toys R Us in, well,... ever. Just how out of it I am came home when I discovered that in place of the traditional teddy bears were aisle upon aisle of stuffed zombies.

 

I especially like the touch of having detachable limbs. Authenticity is crucial, no?

Mazel Bear!

Celebrating a bris in Teaneck....
     What does one say on the greeting card? Wishing you and the rabbi a steady hand? L'Chaim!

V-Day, 2012. We're in your corner.

AP: Monday, August 29. President calls for moratorium on "hunkering."

Washington, DC.  In his first news conference since Hurricane Irene ravaged the east coast of the US, President Obama today called on all Americans to "join me in a voluntary moratorium to stop the overuse of the word, 'hunkering.'" According to the President, "It's a very silly word, and I think we can all agree we've heard far too much of it in the past 48 hours." The President gave assurances that no legislation was contemplated at this time, but "it remains an option if CNN and The Weather Channel can't give it up. I mean, really. What does it even mean?"
In answer to a question by a correspondent from FOX News concerning the abrogation of the people's right to hunker, the President responded, "Get over yourselves. Please."

Big-assed tropical storm imperils local florist!