Suzanne Moshenko

I have been appointed the Style Editor for Broughton Quarterly, which really isn’t too impressive since it is my Husband’s Magazine. I have had a great time putting together the fashion pieces we are going to use. I purchased the dress form from e-bay and a nice chair and pillow from Urbanism Furniture. My daughter […]

I had a visit today from an old friend of mine, Libby Spears. In the mid-nineties we lived in adjoining apartments in San Francisco with about six other people. We shared a large deck in the back that was the staging ground for many parties, early morning coffees and more then a few meltdowns. Our […]

When someone is talking and I say, “That’s interesting,” it means I don’t think it is interesting. If I think what they are saying is really, truly interesting, I won’t say anything at all. I’ll just listen.

I bought this home for my new iPhone from those swankies at Brocade Home. All housewarming gifts should be in the form of iTunes gift cards, please.

The new issue of Blueprint Magazine is out today. If I could crawl into Blueprint’s pages and live, I would. I would wear the clothes, eat every meal at their meticulously set tables and talk in nothing but clever twists on colloquialisms. (Some of the best from this issue “Yule Clog” and “Drink and be […]

When trying to figure out what to get Larry for an anniversary gift, I consulted an online source that listed the traditional gifts for each year. Here is that list: First, Paper Second, Cotton Third, Leather Fourth, Fruit Fifth, Wood Tenth, Tin Fifteenth, Crystal And so on. It is obvious this list is outdated, hokey […]

Happy Anniversary Larry. This is your card. I bought you a card, but it is in the back of my car and I would have to open the garage door to get it out. That would wake up the kids. Since I won’t see you tomorrow, I won’t be able to get it to you […]

“Georgette Plays a Goth” by Tullycraft

The online magazine Slate is a daily read for me. It covers everything; traveling (their “Well Traveled” section is one of my favorites), politics, the internet and of course, style and fashion. It is the perfect remedy for People Magazine or your local paper. It just has a way, in my opinion, of pulling everything […]