"Golden Girls Do It Right"…read more Love this place. The best part is the sweet staff. They are not only about making the customer happy...they love the product. The staff tries so very hard for their cause and they love it! I never realized there was a furniture annex from the book and thrift part. There is also a carnival part-way through the summer. Go go GO! I have found everything here...from a light-up shirt, multiple bandanas, funky gym shorts,a Dsquared2 hat,....to a pair of Ferragamo shoes to wear for a bar tending gig. And for cheap! Worth a breeze by every couple days. The regulars get a decent wink and sometimes a nice price break.

Lots of great finds at this thrift store. They have everything from kitchen wares, clothes,…read morefurniture. Everything on the floor is in great condition. They have quite a bit so make sure you go with ample time to browse around. Even if your not interested in getting anything its a really cool quirky place to look around.

Alec Baldwin struck out. Let's just get that out of the way right off the bat, no pun intended…read more Baldwin whiffed in the first inning, which was the "first-ever strikeout in the 61-year history of the Artists & Writers Softball Game," said the P.A. announcer. The charity game, played last Saturday in East Hampton, is by far the longest-running sporting event on the east end of Long Island (way older than pussy polo). This year's game raised money for East End Hospice, East End Day Care Center and Phoenix House. Here are some of the things I observed/learned during this year's game, while sitting in the small center field bleachers: ** The first Artists game, played in the beautiful Springs area (before the lowly Writers got involved years later), featured such players as Jackson Pollock and Willem de Kooning. ** Herrick Park, site of this year's game, is a dead zone on the Internet. Try Googling it, try Bing, try finding it on Google Earth. Where the fuck is this place? ** Actress Lori Singer, of "Footloose" fame and some other stuff, is a pretty good outfielder and has a gun for an arm. She's like the Artists' version of Melky Cabrera. ** Veteran scribe Mike Lupica is a pretty scrappy second baseman. I don't think he should give up his day job on "The Sportswriters," but he can play on my team any day. ** Biggest error of the game? Whoever decided it would be a good idea to play live cheesy music over loudspeakers during the actual game. Da fuck is that all about? Meanwhile, the game turned into a thrilling back-and-forth affair. It was tied, 11-11, after nine innings, before the Writers scored a run on an error in the bottom of the tenth for a 12-11 win. A great time was had by all, money was raised for local charities, and I want Lori Singer on my team, too. Even if I have to trade Lupica. As for Baldwin, I have two words of advice for next year: Batting Practice. BP, babe.

The inner chatter in my head has been on another level lately so the timing for tonight's free zoom…read moremeditation session that Long Island Meditation hosted was beyond perfect. At it's peak, there were 150+ fellow viewers. I loved every moment... the wonderful instructor was extremely calming, motivating, down to earth and genuinely positive. I wish I could make him the voice of my alarm clock each morning. Thank you again for hosting this. I've done a few guided meditation sessions before and this one was amongst the most well run. In fact, I almost forgot that this was being done over Zoom... it felt like the class was literally happening within my living room. At times like these, it was such an honor to be surrounded (even if virtually) by hundreds of like-minded and positive individuals. That group dance sess at the end was the icing on the cake!

What a wonderful experience. I attended the post Thanksgiving meditation Yelp Event. This guided…read moreexercise was so needed right now. It is Thanksgiving during a pandemic and many forget how fortunate they are and that they truly have stuff to be grateful for. With work and other outside demands, we need to let stuff go so that we can live in the moment and be happy. This helps to be more focused, energetic, and appreciative. I feel that anyone with a stressful lifestyle could benefit from this center's services. They offer on line classes or online one on one sessions. They are open every day- so there is no excuse to not be able to get some stress relief! Their hours are Monday- Saturday 10 am-10 pm and Sunday 10 am- 3 pm! I learned how to count my blessings today!

The pastries here are divine. My favorite is their raisin snail, I love how flakey it is and has a…read morenice sweet apricot aroma taste on the outside . Their baked miso chocolate chip cookies is an absolute die for as well-Tate's bakery can never! & can we talk about their Chicken banh mi its super savory, has the perfect crunch and a nice kick to it. The bakery is definitely more elevated compared to any bakeries in the Hamptons. I happened to take a glance of the kitchen when I was waiting to use the restroom and saw how serious they are when it comes to cleanliness. It was my second time there and definitely coming back again! I wish they had locations in NYC they would kill it!

Stopped in here to get a few bakery items and coffee. Everything looks great, but the taste wasn't…read more100% there. The pistachio chocolate cross ain't had artificial green dye and the taste wasn't great. Got a chocolate slice of some time of bread was a little dry and then also a raspberry almond tart which lacked flavor. Overall the breads looked good next time I will try those.