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LIZ HEATHER

October 13, 2023

Fall Fridays Vol. 3

by Liz Heather in Fall Fridays


BAKING/COOKING

I make this chili basically every week because it’s such a good lunch option.

CRAVING

The hibachi fried rice at KanaHashi in Brooklyn. Best I’ve ever had in New York, by far.

DRINKING

Okay, I definitely overdid it this week by going to The Beekman, Nubeluz and Oscar Wilde. NOT GOING OUT AT ALL THIS WEEK.

EATING

No one told me that the Eataly pre-made focaccia sandwiches are actually good.

Focaccia sandwiches at Eataly, NYC

EXPERIENCING

I took Baby Dog on a walk through the North Woods of Central Park and it was unbelievably beautiful. Am I am the only idiot who didn’t know this park had waterfalls? I’d never walked this far north before.

North Woods in Central Park, NYC

LISTENING

Finally listened to the new Olivia Rodrigo album and the best songs are making the bed and pretty isn’t pretty.

LOVING

The KIND caramel almond & sea salt bars? Too good. Also the leaves have finally started changing and I can’t get enough.

Autumn happening in Queens, NYC

SHOPPING

Hopefully this Trader Joe’s Woodlands candle will be the last candle I buy for a while, my candle storage area is a smidge out of control.

Woodlands candle at Trader Joe’s

WATCHING

Out of all the horror movies I’ve been watching, The Fog has been the best one so far. I love a movie that starts and you’re immediately into it.

WEARING

I’m following through with one of my autumn goals of wearer bolder lipsticks.

Lipstick is MAC’s Lipglass in Woman of Mystery

And I’ve created an autumn highlight reel on my Instagram incase you care and you can see more posts like this on my latest newsletter.

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October 6, 2023

Fall Fridays Vol. 2

by Liz Heather in Fall Fridays


BAKING/COOKING

I made these pumpkin pecan chocolate chip cookies, which were good if not a little plain.

Pecan pumpkin chocolate chip cookies

CRAVING

All I can think about is making this cornbread stuffing fried rice for Thanksgiving in Canada next week. I think leftovers might be better than the main meal.

DRINKING

Blonde flat whites are the only hot drink at Starbucks that don’t give me a stomach ache.

EATING

As soon as the temperature dropped, I had to make a short rib bolognese.

EXPERIENCING

False lash withdrawal. Should I get them done again? Will there ever be a product that will actually make them grow fast? Am I the problem? Am I too impatient to even give them a chance to grow? Why do I hate my face when I don’t have them? Should this have been a diary entry instead of a weekly update? Yes.

LISTENING

Shower playlists. When I was a teenager, I used to always have music playing while I was in the shower and then I slowly stopped over time and what a dumb move. Especially when showering at night? It takes a few minutes longer to set up, but god is it worth it.

LOVING

This slow cooker turkey breast recipe. I’m missing (real) Thanksgiving this weekend (but celebrating a delayed one next weekend), so I’m doing a mini Thanksgiving for Nathan and I when he gets back from Vegas on Monday.

SHOPPING

The new Trader Joe’s mini autumn candles. Maple sugar was the main draw here, it smells heavenly.

Autumn candles at Trader Joe’s

WATCHING

Finished this season of Only Murders in the Building and it wasn’t as good as the first two seasons, BUT Martin Short and Paul Rudd were the highlights for sure.

WEARING

Seasonal pajamas. Worth it.

And I’ve created an autumn highlight reel on my Instagram incase you care and you can see more posts like this on my latest newsletter.

TAGS: Fall Fridays, Liz Heather, The New Yorker October 6 1951, The New Yorker autumn cover, pecan pumpkin chocolate chip cookies, autumn recipe, cornbread stuffing fried rice, Thanksgiving recipe, blonde flat white, short rib bolognese, false lashes, shower playlists, slow cooker turkey breast, Thanksgiving, Trader Joe's, autumn candles, TJ autumn candle, Only Murders in the Building, Martin Short, Paul Rudd, seasonal pajamas, crystal lake shirt, Fall Fridays Volume 2


September 29, 2023

Fall Fridays Vol. 1

by Liz Heather in Fall Fridays


Welcome to Fall Fridays! After the mild success of my Summer Saturdays series (and by mild success I mean that it made me happy), I wanted to start the weekly roundups again. There are too many things that go on this season to wait until the end-of-month post. Here’s what went on this week!

BAKING/COOKING

Making these sweet & spicy chicken (sometimes turkey) meatballs on rotation.

CRAVING

I might bite the bullet and buy this spooky front door wreath. $10 for some autumnal joy? Completely justified.

DRINKING

I made this pumpkin spice coffee syrup for my iced coffees at home and it’s heavenly. (If that seems like a ton of sugar, just use less - it still tastes great.) And if you prefer a creamier texture, then just add a bit of milk/half and half to it.

Ingredients for pumpkin spice coffee syrup

EATING

Currently obsessed with sriracha, soy sauce and garlic-drenched rice noodles.

EXPERIENCING

I met R.L. Stine! He did a book signing at Barnes & Noble and it was the best. I grew up on Goosebumps, so this was a big deal. Man’s a living legend.

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LISTENING

Currently updating and making the very best autumn playlist on Spotify.

LOVING

Global News in Canada interviewed my dad for celebrating his 100th birthday this year, which was very cool. Shoutout to my mom for keeping my glamour shot on the wall in the background when they taped it.

SHOPPING

Okay, so I may or may not have bought the Frosty Goes Ice Skating moving figurine for my Christmas village because it’ll be my first moving figurine and it’s important to find small pockets of happiness while we barrel towards death?

WATCHING

Nathan and I watched The Black Phone and WOOF. What a bad time. I like Ethan Hawke, but this was atrocious.

WEARING

One day I’ll stop wearing this Aritzia 1/2 zip sweatshirt daily, but I can’t give you any information on when that will be.

Also I’ve created an autumn highlight reel on my Instagram and you can see more posts like this on my latest newsletter.

TAGS: Fall Fridays, Fall Fridays Volume 1, autumn, Liz Heather, The New Yorker, The New Yorker September 29 1975, sweet and spicy meatballs, pumpkin spice coffee syrup, rice noodles, R.L. Stine, Goosebumps, Barnes and Noble, autumn playlist, autumn playlist Spotify, Global News Canada, Stanley Heather, Glamour Shots, WWII vet, Frosty Goes Ice Skating, The Black Phone, Ethan Hawke, Aritzia sweatshirt, best of autumn, autumn wreath, spooky wreath, Amazon Halloween wreath


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