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		<title>Happy Spumoni Day!</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 22 Aug 2011 03:51:55 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Today was national Spumoni day. In homage to our new found favorite dessert we paid another visit to Spumoni Gardens. Sadly we weren’t greeted with the red, white and green celebration we had anticipated — they didn’t even know about the holiday — but the Spumoni was as tasty and beautiful as ever in all [...]]]></description>
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Today was national Spumoni day. In homage to our new found favorite dessert we paid another visit to <a href="http://www.spumonigardens.com/">Spumoni Gardens</a>. Sadly we weren’t greeted with the red, white and green celebration we had anticipated — they didn’t even know about the holiday — but the Spumoni was as tasty and beautiful as ever in all its green glory. Raising Spumoni awareness one step at a time. See more on it and beautiful illustrations <a href="http://notableny.tumblr.com/">HERE</a>!</p>
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		<title>8 things 4 2008 (&amp; one..)</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 11 Jan 2008 21:46:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[8 things 4 2008 + 1 more 4 good luck Eight things to help you through the coming year, a little bit of assistance. Dish Brush + Pine Tea + Rawhide Mallet + Cheese Grater + Sesame Grinder + Knife Sharpener + Metal Stencils + New York Guidebook + Money Notebook DENMARK + BELGIUM + [...]]]></description>
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<a href="http://kioskkiosk.com/c/94/8thngs"><b>8 things 4 2008   + 1 more 4 good luck</b><br /></a></p>
<p>Eight things to help you through the coming year, a little bit of assistance.<br />
Dish Brush + Pine Tea + Rawhide Mallet + Cheese Grater + Sesame Grinder + Knife Sharpener + Metal Stencils + New York Guidebook + Money Notebook<br />
DENMARK + BELGIUM + USA + ITALY + JAPAN + FRANCE + FRANCE + JAPAN + PORTUGAL</p>
<p>Happy 2008!</p>
<p>These are all things we found during 2007 and things we feel are just the tops.<br />
They will be in the shop and online until March and then we launch HONG KONG</p>
<p><b>SALE HAPPENING NOW TOO!</b></p>
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		<title>MILAN to eat, to sleep and to see</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 05 Jun 2007 20:55:29 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Alisa</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Some friends are getting ready to go to Milan so I write my favorites here.…enjoy! numbers are for when in Milan when abroad add +39 a good guidebook was “art/shop/eat Milan” To Sleep: Aurora Hotel corso Buenos Aires, 18 02–2047960 I wondered about this place, my co-worker booked the rooms for us and it was [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><a href='http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/files/2007/06/p1030397.jpg' title='USA in Milan'><img src='http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/files/2007/06/p1030397.thumbnail.jpg' alt='USA in Milan' /></a><a href='http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/files/2007/06/p1030403.jpg' title='coconuts in milan'><img src='http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/files/2007/06/p1030403.thumbnail.jpg' alt='coconuts in milan' /></a><a href='http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/files/2007/06/p1030413.jpg' title='Duomo'><img src='http://hello.kioskkiosk.com/files/2007/06/p1030413.thumbnail.jpg' alt='Duomo' /></a>Some friends are getting ready to go to Milan so I write my favorites here.…enjoy!<br />
numbers are for when in Milan when abroad add +39<br />
a good guidebook was “art/shop/eat Milan”</p>
<p>To Sleep:</p>
<p>Aurora Hotel<br />
corso Buenos Aires, 18<br />
02–2047960<br />
I wondered about this place, my co-worker booked the rooms for us and it was only 50 euro a night and in the city center. In a very normal part of Milan, actually my favorite part for this reason on a busy shopping street. The room was totally fine, shower in the room, toilet down the hall, perfectly quiet except when others came in late, perfectly clean and a very nice staff, really great when you are on a budget.</p>
<p>To Eat:</p>
<p>La Latteria<br />
Via San Marco 24<br />
02–6597653<br />
it is in guidebooks which always makes me cautious but it actually is amazing food, with great rose tea, I had a couscous and vegetable puree and a fish dish with olives and anchovy, it was terrific, I was on my own and had a long lunch with the paper, the staff took care of me telling me what to do in Italian, very cosy, no reservations </p>
<p>Gnocco Fritto<br />
via Pasquale Paoli 2<br />
02–58100216<br />
near tortona just by the canal, really delicious fried bread pieces served with a choice of meat or cheese, great cheese selection and pastas too, no salads, inexpensive and good, decent wine too </p>
<p>Pizzeria Spontni<br />
Corso Buenos Aires 60<br />
02–2047444<br />
I went for pizza last year, this year it happened to be close to my hotel, I plan to go at least once every time I am in Milan, single girls beware, the hosts are matchmakers! I was on my own both times and both times was “set-up” with a single male diner, if I was not married it could have turned into something interesting. They only serve pizza and beer, pizza with cheese or extra cheese, large or small beer, totally DELICIOUS. nice vibe, neighborhood place, can seat large or small parties, no reservations, you have to wait, good view of Milan</p>
<p>Antica Trattoria della Pesa<br />
V.le Pasubio 10<br />
02–6555741<br />
I am not a HUGE fan of Milanese food but one has to try the local stuff. That said, this is one of my favorite places to eat in town, great interior too.</p>
<p>S. Gregorio<br />
via S. Gregorio 1<br />
02–29524182<br />
If you stay at the Aurora Hotel, go here for coffee in the morning, great cornetti, great coffee, great crowd of locals, again, not fancy, you can sit outside too</p>
<p>To see:</p>
<p>Prada Foundation<br />
via Fogazzaro 36<br />
02–54670515<br />
For art, go see, something monumental every time, never your average museum/gallery visit.</p>
<p>Brera Gallery (Pinacoteca di Brera)<br />
via Brera 28<br />
02–722631<br />
A peacful, lovely gallery experience, Mantegna’s “Lamentation Over the Dead Christ” had me spellbound for 15 minutes.</p>
<p>Walk down Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, a beautiful piece of architecture leading to the Duomo which of course should also not be missed…expecially a trip to the roof.</p>
<p>“The Last Supper“<br />
Santa Maria delle Grazie<br />
reservations: 02–4987588</p>
<p>Many have told me: “it was not as big as I thought, it was not as monumental as I thought, it ain’t all that” but then again they said the same about The Grand Canyon, both brought tears to my eyes, how can something so influential and monumental not? “The Last Supper” is very beautiful as is the church it is located within. Give yourself enough time to see both. NOTE! reservations are required! I called a week in advance and got a place.</p>
<p>Fish Design<br />
via M. Malpighi 3<br />
02–45470024<br />
Gaetano Pesce’s designs in the Fish Design store, lots of inspiration on one place</p>
<p>Hardware Store<br />
sorry, I do not know the name, it is on Corso Buenos Aires, close to Porto Venezia. Old signage, old school vibe, just near the subway entrance and close to Fish Design.</p>
<p>Marni Outlet<br />
via Sant’Andrea 14<br />
Out of the way and a pain to get there unless you can afford the cab but a huge selection of Marni goods, discounted, if you are into it you are into this.</p>
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