Erica Schoonmaker
San Francisco, CA
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Native NYer coming to terms with being Bicoastal • Graphic Designer (Web & Print) • Lover of Letterpress • Collector of Postcards • Baker of Cupcakes • Senior Visual Designer at Livefyre
I totally read that first answer in a very exaggerated Scottish accent in my head. Well done, Sally.
Wasn't there a video of the Backstreet Boys rendition, somewhere?
@htecott @meghankrane @labellehannah Oh Hannah. We have to educate you on vocabulary, huh?
@meghankrane @JakeMoore @ianmillerdesign @rickie_sherman Design team represent!
<3
SUPER EXCITED for Temptalia being on Livefyre!
If only I was a morning person...
Go NY!
jkretch I vote we get the ingredients and make 'em for our next team meeting.
What about gluten-free?
suddenlyjamie I've heard *very* good things about Hunger Games from multiple sources, definitely on my to-read list for next year!
jennalanger YES, I used to do calligraphy in high school—I was "that girl" who jazzed up every project poster board with pretty writing. :P I haven't done much calligraphy since though. :( If sfcb ever has a calligraphy class again I'd be all over it.
Melyss Thin crust comes in many shapes and forms though, NY pizza's thin crust is entirely different from StL's thin crust, for example (the latter of which is more like a cracker). I bet the Chicagoans are sad you're leaving out deep dish. :)
I tend to read fiction books over nonfiction 90% of the time, but my favorite nonfiction book that I read this past year was "Some Girls" by Jillian Lauren, wherein she details her days spent in a harem of a middle-eastern prince. It was superbly engrossing.
Define your absolutely perfect slice!
Ah, Pizza Suprema. So good. Have you tried Two Boots? There's a few locations, including one in Grand Central and one in the village. It's one of my favorite places to go for pizza in NY, besides a place nearby my childhood home in the Bronx.
SF pizza sucks. :P I've yet to find a good one, except for St. Louis style pizza or Chicago-style deep dish, there are good substitutes for both types here but not for NY. Which makes me a really sad New-Yorker-who-now-lives-in-SF.
I miss handwritten things so much, but I have the exact same problem with getting thoughts out on paper—my brain is thinking faster than I'm writing! Typing is much more up to speed, but with how frequently I mistype perhaps it's not completely up to par. :P But, hey, computers has made me a complete typography nerd, so I love letters in both their digital & handwritten forms. <3
joebertino Nah I sent them to you via Dropbox!
Laugh out loud*. DAMN YOU AUTOCORRECT!
This made me laugh out love. <3 you guys.