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LIZ HEATHER

October 4, 2021

September Shenanigans 2021

by Liz Heather in Advice, Beauty, Best of NYC, Food, Halloween, Ideas, Links, Movies, Music, Personal, Products, Recipes, Reviews, Television


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So long, September! I can’t believe it’s finally here. And look, I try not to base my entire personality on the fact that I love this time of year so much but every year it’s getting harder and harder to deny it. There’s just something so electrifying about rainy nights and pumpkins on stoops, I’M SORRY. In any case, here’s what went down in September.

  • You can find my favourite tweets of the month over here and here.

  • I’ve been using the greatest eyebrow growth serum OF LIFE and wrote a bit about it over here (with photographic proof!).

  • I recapped what I did from my summer list.

  • So obviously I had to create an autumn list because this is my life.

  • New podcast alert!

@rulaibraheem

##fypシ

♬ оригинальный звук - Anna Bruni
  • I made this chocolate zucchini banana cake with coffee frosting for Nathan’s birthday and we both fell in love with it. This will now be the only birthday cake I ever make for him, it’s incredible.

  • I went to the Italian restaurant Lilia in Brooklyn again because they always have the best focaccia (right now it’s cherry tomato with green garlic butter), so I got that as well as the corn-filled cappelletti with black pepper and pecorino and yes it was good but the pasta definitely lacked some sort of different textual element which would have sent it over the top in deliciousness. Am I being harsh? No. If you’re paying upwards of $20 for one plate of pasta, there has to be standards.

Cherry tomato focaccia with green garlic butter

Corn-filled cappelletti with black pepper & pecorino

  • I tried the pumpkin cream cold brew at Starbucks (with one pump of vanilla instead of two because they go nuts with their pumps) and it was only okay. Why do people love it so much? The salted caramel one looks good but I can’t bring myself to go back and try it. I have such a hate-hate relationship with Starbucks, so what the hell am I even doing going in there? The last time I brought my laptop in to work in a Starbucks was in 2019 and they played the whole Hamilton soundtrack on a loop TWICE and I almost lost my mind it’s such a terrible album. I feel like an alien for not being mesmerized by Lin-Manuel Miranda, but like… he sucks?

  • I ate at Forsythia again and it only confirmed its place in my mind as one of the best new restaurants of this past year. I finally tried and loved the short rib agnolotti as well as the pappa al pomodoro, which was like a beautiful tomato tartare, so summery and perfect.

  • I bought these pajamas from Banana Republic Factory because they’re soft as hell and I haven’t had matching pajamas since… never.

  • Links I’m Loving:

    • Okay, this is the cutest autumn sweater on the planet, COME ON.

    • Untold Horror is “a behind-the-scenes look into development hell to find the most frightening horror movies that never were, from unmade Re-Animator sequels to alternate takes on legendary franchises like Frankenstein and Dracula!” - this sounds like such a great read.

    • I Never Knew How Golden My Summers Were - a great piece on remembering the best summer of your life.

    • Creative Ways To Start Your Morning On A Good Note

    • Halloween Craft Idea For Kids: Pumpkin Stamps with Apples

    • Reason #214 Never To Get CoolSculpting

  • Tuesdays at Regal Cinemas are now offering $6.25 movie tickets! This definitely can’t last, so I’m going to make the most of it while it’s offered.

  • New seasonal candles are finally at Trader Joe’s.

Autumn candles at Trader Joe’s, September 2021

  • So it’s been established how much I love and support Milk Bar… but the new funnel cake soft serve is truly one of the most disgusting things I’ve ever ingested. Just shockingly gross. If you’re nearby, get a free sample and tell me how right I am.

  • I went for a late summer walk through Central Park and why don’t I do this once a week.

  • I can’t get over how beautiful this song is (thanks for introducing it to me, Jessie!), it’s toooo good.

  • There’s a sale on Aerie underwear right now IF you’re into that sort of thing.

  • I made a zucchini lasagna that was very good but in no way better than a meat lasagna.

  • Speaking of zucchini, if you own a deep fryer: please make this zucchini spaghetti or these cider battered chicken fingers and then ask me over.

  • I took this (free) (actually helpful) intro to SEO class online if you’re interested in that sort of thing.

  • I made these apple pie bars that are ridiculously easy, fast and incredible. I was feeling ambitious, so I made this quick caramel to pour on top.

  • I fell down a rabbit hole of researching all of the Broadway theatres in New York and I might get tickets to Girl From The North Country purely to sit inside the gorgeous Belasco Theatre.

  • Finally had the steak at L’Artusi and it was delicious. Best steak ever? God no, but good. They will, however, hold the title of best steak tartare in all of NYC though.

The steak at L’Artusi in the West Village

The best steak tartare in NYC at L’Artusi

  • New things I’ve watched and rewatched:

    • Searching For Italy: so, so great. I already wanted to travel around Italy and eat everything so watching this was a delight. It’s also just so enjoyable to watch people who love their jobs. The Tuscany episode was my favourite one, mostly because I love any and all panzanella talk.

    • I attempted to watch Basic Instinct but I was in a very specific mood and had to turn it off after the rape scene. Nah thanks.

    • Never Have I Ever (season two): Love that Common is in it, hoping he becomes a regular. I can’t stand the way the writers write the teen dialogue, it’s so cringeworthy, but if you can get past that it’s an absolutely okay show. That scene in episode nine with her & Paxton when he comes in from window? Shiiiiit.

    • Broken: it’s an episode about makeup and the lesson? Watch out for counterfeit cosmetics. Got it.

    • The X-Files (The Squeeze episode): Someone told me to watch this one because it’s supposed to be scary, but it wasn’t anything special. A waaay better episode is Pusher. Watch THAT one.

    • The Witches of Eastwick: How the hell have I never seen this before? So many parts are good. Would definitely rewatch. I’ll never get over how gorgeous Michelle Pfeiffer is. Just maddening.

    • Scanners: boooooooooo. They shouldn’t make the cover look so good, it’s terrible.

    • Nightmare on Elm Street: Really holds up well. Always love it.

    • I’m rewatching Sabrina the Teenage Witch and kind of loving every minute of it. The episode where she becomes addicted to pancakes? A gem.

    • Was Dharma & Greg, like, a great show? I never cared about it at the time because I think I was too young to get into it but I just watched their Halloween episode and it was so good. Might look into this further.

    • Awkwafina is Nora From Queens (season two): With the exception of the blackout episode and the extremely hot cameo from original Reggie (Ross Butler), this season has really sucked. And this is insane to me because I loved the first season, what the hell?

Some things I’m looking forward to this month: I created an autumn highlight on my Instagram incase you care to see the fun things I’m planning on doing this month, excited to read Stanley Tucci’s new book, definitely going to make these pumpkin scones with a maple glaze, I will likely buy something from this year’s Halloween Lush collection, I’m gonna do a post about my recent trip to Salem (!), and I’m in the final stages of costume planning. God, I love this month.

If you have any interest in reading what went on in August, come on over here.

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May 2, 2020

April Activities 2020

by Liz Heather in Advice, Beauty, Family, Food, Ideas, Links, Movies, Music, Products, Recipes, Reviews, Television


I’m really hoping that May is a more uplifting month than the last two months combined, I need it to be. We’re still staying at home and doing the best we can, but there have been so many things cancelled lately and I really just want to look forward to something. Here’s what went down this month.

  • I watched the first season of Dave on FX and wow. Just wow. It’s such a good show and I’m so glad I listened to my brother Robbie and watched it. Ten episodes. Each better than the last.

  • I also watched the new Mindy Kaling creation on Netflix, Never Have I Ever, and it was as good as I hoped it would be and more. Again, there are only ten episodes and I wish there were more. Also, the soundtrack is killer, see for yourself, bud.

  • I made this banana cake with coffee cream cheese frosting and it was heavenly.

Banana cake

  • If you are looking for an uncomplicated curry recipe to make, this is the perfect one (I used green beans instead of snap peas and it was still great).

  • My mom sent me this song for obvious reasons and now I can’t stop playing it.

  • So excited to hear that Shrill got confirmed for another season! Perfect show.

  • Do you know about Pluto? It’s a crazy good streaming platform and dare I say, better than Netflix (as long as you don’t care about the occasional ad).

  • Best tweets of the month:

Best lockdown burn so far: my wife said to me “Just because you’re bad at being a man doesn’t mean you’re a feminist.”

— rob delaney (@robdelaney) March 30, 2020

Did King Kong really think he was gonna date that lady?

— Akilah Hughes (@AkilahObviously) March 30, 2020

i see what he's doing and i wont fall for it pic.twitter.com/BPOgMG5wjb

— hunter harris (@hunteryharris) March 31, 2020

Me, when I’m allowed to touch anyone again https://t.co/XiepB2bn3D

— Peri (@newyorkperi) March 31, 2020

This is why we cried when he won.

— JEN KIRKMAN (@JenKirkman) April 2, 2020

id gas up my girl for anything .. she be running over curbs and shit & id b like hell yeah babe you a bad bitch dont need no fucking road

— 𝐍𝐢𝐤 (@WrongN1K) January 12, 2020

pic.twitter.com/bGW9HItaWa

— Toronto Blue Jays (@BlueJays) April 4, 2020

bc of quarantine i finally have time to say this thought:

guys always think they need a haircut right in the moment their hair starts to look ok

— Sloppy Jane (@sloppyjanemusic) April 3, 2020

You’re only being unproductive by the standards of the world that we lived in a month ago, and that world is gone.

— Jenny Jaffe (@jennyjaffe) April 3, 2020

“sex” is not what i’m after. “a man wanting to have sex w me so badly he is willing to watch and discuss riverdale w me” is what i’m after.

— Dana Donnelly (@danadonly) April 4, 2020

Gyms closed. So this summer gone be about personality.

— Falmé D (@MottoMan_) April 4, 2020

i just died pic.twitter.com/yDFIugejv0

— kim. (@KimmyMonte) April 7, 2020

Leo pointing his gf to the door when she turns 25 pic.twitter.com/YwpTzvlgMm

— Fiona Applebum says don't buy Shaun King's Book! (@WrittenByHanna) April 7, 2020

The reason Batman doesn’t cover his whole face is because he needs the police to know he’s white

— Randall Otis (@RandallOtisTV) April 8, 2020

I’m not counting this year towards my age.

— Charlie McDowell (@charliemcdowell) April 11, 2020

someone said 2020 feels like when scar took over pride rock 😭😭😭😭😭

— 💘 yaz 💗 (@saffronhuni) April 3, 2020

Millionaires and multi-billion dollar companies be like "We're doing our part by asking the poor to donate to the poor."

— Imani Cezanne (@imanicezanne) April 11, 2020

I think it's great that we've made reading an article online have more steps to it than watching a movie

— Nathan Macintosh (@Nathanmacintosh) April 18, 2020

Spicing things up the second month of quarantine by accusing my girlfriend of stealing my passport

— Luke Mones (@LukeMones) April 13, 2020

I don’t know how you couples are managing. I broke up with myself 3 times just today.

— Solomon Georgio (@solomongeorgio) April 15, 2020

If your marriage is feeling strained during this quarantine, have you tried closing your mouth when you chew?

— Elizabeth Hackett (@LizHackett) April 14, 2020

Me at the first restaurant I step into after this lockdown 😌 pic.twitter.com/HHijc5VAJ7

— 𝒪𝓎𝒾𝓃𝓁𝑜𝓁𝓊𝓌𝒶 𝒜𝓀𝑒𝓇𝑒𝒹𝑜𝓁𝓊 🍯 (@hoyeengurl) April 23, 2020

When they don’t allow food in the store so I stand in the window & watch my girl shop. pic.twitter.com/ZfRBdKHsGW

— Roy Wood Jr- Ex Jedi (@roywoodjr) April 16, 2020

Can someone fix bacon packaging this has gone on long enough

— Mary H.K. Choi (@choitotheworld) April 15, 2020

As parts of your life slip beyond your reach, know those parts don’t define you. You aren't your work. You aren't what you own or where you live. You aren't even your relationships. Don’t think for a minute that your you-ness has slipped away, too. You’re right here. Keep moving.

— Maggie Smith (@maggiesmithpoet) April 16, 2020

PARASITE winning best picture was so good it logically had to be the last good thing to ever happen

— Alison Herman (@aherman2006) April 18, 2020

I just got an email from a woman I’m going to work with in the fall and she signed off with “I look forward me meeting you. I look forward to meeting anybody.” lol

— Rumaan Alam (@Rumaan) April 22, 2020

When someone says they’re a sapiosexual my brain goes too “this person is attracted to monkeys”

— MattBachus (@Mattbachus) April 22, 2020

if i say “huh” like 7 times, don’t say nevermind. please don’t give up on me, i’m trying my best

— phoenix (@pmfphoenix) April 23, 2020

Most haunting part of all the closed bars is the St Patrick’s Day decorations.

— Lindsay Theisen (@lindsaytheis) April 25, 2020

At least when it’s raining we have permission to be cozy - until the sun comes out with its rays of guilt and inadequacy.

— Irene Morales (@irenesmoraless) April 21, 2020

when a hot person eats a burger it’s a personality but when I eat a burger it’s like “ok sure”

— Karen Chee (@karencheee) April 26, 2020

Having the Blue Angels fly over the city for healthcare workers is like when I ask my husband for help around the house and he buys me flowers

— Sarah Cooper (@sarahcpr) April 28, 2020

I keep forgetting that I’m wearing a mask when I walk the dog so when I smile at strangers this is all they’re seeing. pic.twitter.com/Pic3A1aBtm

— Yassir Lester (@Yassir_Lester) April 29, 2020

Becoming increasingly convinced that the point of life is to talk shit with your friends in restaurants

— caitie delaney (@caitiedelaney) April 30, 2020


  • Tip: never get tomato paste in a can. Tastes so tinny! Did everyone else already know this?

  • I tried Hal’s New York Seltzer water in the COLA flavour and HOLY CHRIST. Tastes exactly like Coke. It’s fucking wild. Shoulda bought ten of them but when I went back they were all gone. Like a mirage.

  • Is it abnormal to share a photo of a gorgeous woman? ‘Cause I saw this photo of Lili Reinhart (from Riverdale) and my jaw dropped, so gorgeous.

I mean, wow.

  • I finally finished this season of Curb and the last two episodes were probably the best. There were definitely cringey parts in a few episodes this season, but overall it was pretty good. I really think Larry David is probably just an asshole who happens to be funny sometimes, just my impression.

  • I’ve been burned so many times, but I’m never buying Barilla pasta again. Their no-boil lasagna sheets no-joke look like recycled sandpaper and taste like ASS. Never again. Also, I think I’m against no-boil lasagna sheets. Just boil some sheets! What’s the big deal! You’re not busy!

  • And speaking of lasagna, I’ve made this mushroom spinach lasagna three times this month and it’s heavenly. The only thing I do differently is that I use a food processor to grind up the mushrooms so they’re almost like a paste. Tastes incredible. It tastes better when it’s reheated the next day, too. Lasagna lunch? Get out of here, best day of the week.

  • These blueberry breakfast cookies are now officially in the recipe rotation since I’m about to make them for the third time. They taste better after being chilled, in my opinion. And not to be pornographic, but a blueberry bursting in your mouth? Yes, please.

  • I just tried this bath soak and it’s made me want to create a bath basket for myself, which is basically just a basket full of bath shit like Epsom salts, bath oils, bubble bath, bath bombs, etc. Future me is gonna be relaxed as fuck.

  • Love reading what people want to eat out when life is back on again. If you don’t think I already have a list going, THINK AGAIN. I’ll post it when better days are near.

  • We’ve entered the part of quarantine where Buzzfeed listicles are making me laugh. (Specifically #2 and #6.)

  • I made this cauliflower bolognese and look, it was good but I’ll never make it again because it took WAY too long for what you’re ultimately getting. It’s not a bolognese. Nothing meatless should be allowed to be called a bolognese, it’s unjust.

  • I watched The Phantom of the Opera for the 11th (??) time when it streamed for free a few weeks ago and it was, as always, magical. I maintain that Colm Wilkinson was the very best phantom there ever was. (P.S. I will always love these types of videos, below.)

@elvisthescottie

Phantom of the Pawpera. 🎭. ##phantomoftheopera ##broadway ##musicofthenight ##scottishterrier ##dog ##dogsoftiktok ##quarantine ##quarantinelife

♬ Music of the Night - David Shannon
@amandaraed

##dog ##phantomoftheopera ##dogsoftiktok

♬ Phantom of the Opera - from "Phantom of the Opera" - The Northquest Players
  • Still in love with this egg salad recipe.

  • I didn’t know it was possible to do anything with stale bread other than make them into breadcrumbs or croutons: How to Revive Stale Bread

  • Can’t stop making these wildly easy smashed potatoes. When I’m feeling real fancy, I’ll make the sauce from this baked pickles recipe for dipping.

  • Yes, I have three books in my pile to be read right now, but I’m still really excited for this one. Already pre-ordered.

  • Really good article: Why Life During A Pandemic Feels So Surreal

  • Some of these quarantine tips about staying in touch with friends are actually good, not all but some.

  • I did a Zoom call with my whole family and we played games on jackbox.tv and it was actually really fun. Might become a standing Sunday morning activity.

  • When I’m not crying or drinking or taking a bath, I like to do beauty masks. But here’s the thing: I think all hair masks are a scam. How can you tell that they’ve DONE anything to your hair? Don’t you think that some charlatan could easily just put some basic-ass conditioner into a tiny disposable package and label it as some hair rejuvenating miracle? And while we’re here, it’s 100% likely that face masks are bullshit too. We’re being bamboozled and at this point I can’t even care about it because it’s genius. I’ll keep buying them and they’ll continue to do nothing.

  • Nathan started a Patreon! Check it!

  • This photo (below) from this nurse’s personal account of what’s going on right now is so good.

The New Yorker

  • I tried a sample of Dr. Dennis Gross’s face serum and whoa. I love the idea of using a serum right after washing your face, so I just bought a reward-sized sample of this Drunk Elephant serum (it’s on its way) that’ll hopefully feel somewhat similar.

  • Loved the peachy smell of this Peter Roth cleanser from a sample I got.

  • I rewatched some of Master of None and it remains great.

  • Other still-great things that I also rewatched: Arlington Road & House of Sand and Fog.

  • I made the Dalgona coffee that everyone’s been making, but I didn’t put it on top of milk (that sounded gross). I put it on top of iced coffee for, like, some kind of super coffee. It was really good. I was jacked for hours. (And I haven’t tried it, but this Dalgona frosted chocolate cake looks nuts.)

Dalgona coffee but over iced coffee

  • Obviously loved hearing the Queen’s address.

  • I’ve been on almost all of Nathan’s podcasts this month, so just go on over there if you care (there are video clips too). Personal favourite is the bug mug one.

  • Little girl plays my favourite song.

  • I rewatched most of Community and I truly forgot what a great show that was. The first three seasons, I mean. MAYBE four. Best episodes: the missing pen one, the chaos theory one, love the Halloween ones, and the video game one is great. I will continue to hate musical episodes of any show, why do they do it? Who is it for? I’ve never heard one person say that they loved when a regular show did a musical episode. END THIS NONSENSE.

  • So I attempted to make the Asiago Chicken Bowtie Pasta from Jack Astor’s from this copycat recipe, and even though it reeeeally doesn’t taste the same, it’s still a decent recipe. It also tastes way better reheated the next day.

  • I made these chocolate chip cookies and they were very good. Not a super complicated recipe either, which is always a plus.

  • Tip: you shouldn’t just plop shampoo on the top of your head and then start rubbing it in (this leads to flat hair). You should rub it in right above the top of your neck and then work it in from there, it gets way more lathered up quicker this way. Please try it for yourself.

  • I finally tried the Canyon Creek caesar salad dressing recipe that I got from a waiter there years ago AND IT IS PERFECT. I feel weird posting it publicly, but if you love that salad and want to make it at home, I’ll absolutely send it to you if you ask.

  • Made this halloumi hummus bowl and it was really, really good. Love pearled couscous, love grilled halloumi.

Halloumi hummus bowl

  • Nathan and I watched Monkey Shine on Pluto and holy shit what a fun movie. Brief plot: It’s about a young athlete who becomes a paralyzed quadriplegic, and develops a bond with an intelligent service monkey named "Ella" who becomes homicidal after she is injected with an experimental serum of human brain tissue. HOW COULD THIS NOT BE AMAZING? It’s not going to sound funny now, but there’s this montage of the monkey doing all sorts of things for the man and then she puts this burrito-thing in the machine holder for him to eat and Nathan said something like, “Here… comes… PITA!” like she was gonna launch it to his mouth and I fucking died laughing. Truly just a fun movie.

  • Made these lemon ricotta cookies that were very light and lovely.

Some things that I’d like to do this month: make this burrata mushroom lasagna, I’d love to try this caesar recipe, I intend to finally review last month’s Ipsy bag that I’ve been putting off forever for no good reason, and I’ll likely rewatch the old Cannonball Run movies because I really want to. BIG PLANS.

Also, don’t forget about Mother’s Day on the 10th. Just a reminder. If you’ve got any interest in reading last month’s roundup, you can see what went down in March over here.

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My dad, “I don’t need to social distance from the sun, do I?”

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March 9, 2016

Primer Water Spray from Smashbox

by Liz Heather in Beauty, Products


I was prepared to make fun of this Primer Water spray from Smashbox that I got for free from Sephora, but uhhh... IT’S REFRESHING AS HELL. 

What does it actually do? No idea. It apparently is supposed to “wake up skin and restore moisture—like a supercharged energy drink for your skin.” Is it worth $32 for a full sized bottle? Probably not. But the sample size that’s free sometimes at Sephora? GET IT.

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