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Tuesday, January 17, 2012

annieisms:

Today is my birthday, and this is a photo of me looking very delighted at being presented with ice cream (yay my favorite)!
Teresa sneakily organized a surprise birthday dinner for me last Friday night at Crispo that was equal parts delicious and heaps of fun. Thanks Rahul, for catching this shot, and thanks Twu for being such a wonderful friend. I was caught very off-guard for this surprise! :)
I am so fortunate and grateful for the people in my life. Thanks all, for the birthday wishes. <3

Happy 21st ;) birthday to my BFF, Annie! Doesn’t it feel good to be legal?
Crispo made for an excellent group dinner spot - we were able to make an eight-person reservation the morning of. From your basic salads and pastas to unique dishes like bone marrow, caramelized brussels sprouts, and risotto balls, their menu has something for everyone. Despite the incredible variety (thank goodness for Foursquare tips to guide our way), the things they do well, they do really, really well. We also split several desserts - my favorite being the zeppole - deep-fried doughnuts with chocolate sauce. So heavenly!
Crispo240 W 14th StNew York, NY 10011

Today is my birthday, and this is a photo of me looking very delighted at being presented with ice cream (yay my favorite)!

Teresa sneakily organized a surprise birthday dinner for me last Friday night at Crispo that was equal parts delicious and heaps of fun. Thanks Rahul, for catching this shot, and thanks Twu for being such a wonderful friend. I was caught very off-guard for this surprise! :)

I am so fortunate and grateful for the people in my life. Thanks all, for the birthday wishes. <3

Happy 21st ;) birthday to my BFF, Annie! Doesn’t it feel good to be legal?

Crispo made for an excellent group dinner spot - we were able to make an eight-person reservation the morning of. From your basic salads and pastas to unique dishes like bone marrow, caramelized brussels sprouts, and risotto balls, their menu has something for everyone. Despite the incredible variety (thank goodness for Foursquare tips to guide our way), the things they do well, they do really, really well. We also split several desserts - my favorite being the zeppole - deep-fried doughnuts with chocolate sauce. So heavenly!

Crispo
240 W 14th St
New York, NY 10011

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