Last year at Christmas, I thought it would be a good idea to bring home a Dancing Deer gingerbread house kit from Whole Foods and make it with my sister. I thought it would be delightfully fun and turn out beautifully and it turned out being incredibly stressful and really freaking ugly. Proof is below.
Because of this experience, I have a ridiculous amount of respect for Le Parker Meridien and City Harvest’s Gingerbread House display (56th St bt 6th & 7th). Bakeries around the city created charming scenes inspired by movies made in NYC. Along with making me realize my gingerbread-making skills are way below star quality, this display also made me recognize I need to up my movie game. I have a problem watching movies because my attention span is about 40 minutes, but I think I should force myself to at least watch movies that were filmed in this fabulous city. Some of my favorites:



Check this display out until January 9th, 2011. You can also donate $1 to City Harvest to vote for your favorite scene. Unfortunately, there is no opportunity to nom nom nom on these munchies. I imagine they taste much better than the one Katie and I made.
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[…] We marveled (and drolled) at the NYC scenes in the City Harvest Gingerbread competition at Le Parker Meridian (check out 2010’s here): […]
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[…] Mendy and I met up for lunch on Sunday to catch up and also to complete one of the last items on my 28 Things list, one that he suggested, to eat “the best burger in NYC” at Burger Joint in Le Parker Meridian. […]
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