travel in time

Yesterday took the ferry to Governor's Island which was also like taking a boat to the fifties. All families and old music and old ways of having fun - putting lots of people in the same hammock, riding ancient merry go rounds, eating burgers and listening to old music.

Rachel Khoo at Williams-Sonoma, Columbus Circle

So yesterday went to Rachel Khoo's book signing at Williams Sonoma.
My friends Sarah, Maria and Saranii went along too. Below: Saranii discussing beignet making with Rachel.

Saranii is a teacher and a friend of all animals. All animals. Am serious. She speaks English, Dutch, Italian and I think every language of every animal.

We brought Rachel's book with us from Sweden, will soon try one of the recipes myself. Will let you know how that goes.

off now to see if I can place the kids in more camps to help them get more fluent in English before they enter the American public school system in September.

Also today: MOVING IN FOR REAL IN OUR OWN APARTMENT. For the sake of this blog, will move in wearing Kerber.

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Ok, so here's where we start.

This will be a blog about the great things that happen when you're wearing Kerber clothes. 

It will be written by me, Emi, a writer who've lived most of my life in Stockholm but who have recently (=6 days ago today) relocated to Brooklyn, NY. 

I've had a bunch of different blogs before but this one is dedicated to the Kerber brand. 

Cause I love the clothes and the designer Marielle. 

And the whole concept of the brand. 

In the pic above I'm wearing the silk city beach dress in red drizzle print. 

It was so hot in New York, native New Yorkers told me we were hitting a 9 on a scale of 10. 

In this dress though, I just felt like a Sicilian woman going about her business not too concerned about degrees. Look, not even fighting with my kids.