Showing posts with label The OC guide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The OC guide. Show all posts
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Watermarc
I have been itching to try Watermarc in Laguna Beach for what seems like months and our anniversary was the perfect excuse to make it happen. Luckily, we were seated upstairs where it was quieter and we could enjoy our dinner conversation. I have to say that every plate was brilliant, but I should have known because the Chef/Owner is the same visionary of 230 Forest. My favorites were: the Lobster Congac Bisque with Tarrogon Gelato, the Yellow Fin Tuna Two Ways, and the Espresso Chocolate Cake. Find an excuse to go to Watermarc this weekend because it is a wonderful dining experience.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
12 for Tuesday: Cheap Eats in the OC

1) Carne Asada Fries from Albatros
2) The Mint Chocolate Munchie from Hans
3) A Dole Whip from Disneyland
4) A Fish Taco from Chronic Tacos
5) A Cream Pan from Cream Pan
6) Spring Rolls from a Brodard Restaurant
7) A Jerry's Dog from Jerry's
8) The Tarna Chicken Wrap from Zankou
9) A cheeseburger from TK burger
10) Udon from Fukada
11) A breakfast burrito from A's Ace Burgers
12) A bowl of Pho from Pho 79
I could go on forever on this topic, but those are my favorite for now.
xoxo, C
Monday, August 17, 2009
Capital Photo Booth

Woot! Woot! Guess Who is coming to the "You've Just Been Spotted" Orange County Blog Awards? Capital Photo Booths, the premier company for photo booths in Southern California! Capital Photo Booth strives to make every event amazing with their vintage booths and their customer service (they are the nicest people). Here's some more information about Capital Photo Booth from their website:Each of our photo booths are hand built and meticulously detailed. The goal in creating our booths was to look the part of the traditional “old school” booths while utilizing the most current in photographic technology. Traditional booths are full of beautiful retro nostalgic charm; however they are also full of smelly toxic chemicals! This was hardly a substance we’d want to bring into your event. So, it was important that we moved on past the traditional photo booth developing technology and incorporated the latest in digital photo technology all the while maintain the traditional look of the booths. In other words, we wouldn’t be happy until we had the best of both worlds.
Finally, besides having high standards in the construction of our booths we have set even higher standards in our customer service. With each event no matter how big or small, it is our mission in providing each event and its guests with the care, respect and professionalism before, during and after your event. The Capital Photo Booth prides itself on being the ultimate in package deals: A great product with a great company behind it. In other words, The Best of Both Worlds.
We are so excited to have them be a part of the festivities! I am so happy that photo booths have made a come-back (too bad I got married in the nineties and no one was cool enough to think of a photo booth at the reception). Thanks again Capital Photo Booths for adding style and fun to the "You've Just Been Spotted" Orange County Blog Awards" with your unique, vintage photo booths.
xoxo,
C&K
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Back to School: The Lunchbox
I am in love with this vintage lunch box from Target for just $9.99 (the perfect lunchbox for the OC in my opinion), but my little guy preferred this vintage star wars lunch box from Amazon. xoxo, C
Thursday, July 23, 2009
I heart Threading
I tried threading my eyebrows yesterday after hearing my girlfriend rave about her experience and have to say I am an absolute fan. It took three minutes, cost ten dollars, and the pain was minimal. My eyebrows look wonderful if I do say so myself! Threading is much more precise than waxing and is also much less painful. The best part about the whole experience was I could do it right at the local mall, but if you want a more private experience many salons offer threading as well.
Klassic Brow
The Shops at Mission Viejo
Located in a Kiosk on Level one near Sweet Factory
815-931-4317
xoxo, C
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Thursday, July 2, 2009
phil & teds traveller: The Perfect Baby Cot for the Beach
K and I are big phil & teds fans. We both have the classic stroller and love, love, love them, so when faced with how to survive on the beach with a baby I knew that phil & teds would come to the rescue again with some great piece of baby gear. I went online and found that they have the Traveller, a durable aluminum cot weighing less than six pounds. I am happy to report that I took the Traveller to the beach today and it meets all of my requirements: portable (less than six pounds!!!), protective (comes with a UV shade), and on sale (Costco has it for $99). The baby loved being able to roll around without being covered in sand and even took a long nap on the beach in her cute cot. Set-up takes five minutes and if I can do it anyone over the age of eight should be able to put it together in four minutes (just remember to put the top section together first before attaching it to the legs). Thanks phil & teds for another great piece of baby gear.
xoxo, C
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Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Fourth of July: The Menu
Good food can make a great Fourth of July amazing, so here are some delicious recipes for you to try this year:
Potato Salad courtesy of the Pioneer Woman
Alton Brown's Spicy Beef Kabobs
Buttermilk Fried Chicken
Martha Stewart's Romaine, Avocado, and Corn Salad
The Barefoot Contessa's Strawberry Country Cake (top it with blueberries and strawberries to make it festive)
What are you cookin' up this Fourth of July?
xoxo, C
Tuesday, June 9, 2009
Crepes 101
Crepes are a Sunday favorite for our family. Here are a few essentials for successful crepe making:
1) Tibos Electric Crepe Maker
Pricey, but an amazing tool that makes crepe making an art right in your very own home.
2) Alton Brown's Crepe Recipe
This recipe is my go-to source for yummy crepes.
3) Trader Joe's Belgium Chocolate Pudding
Just typing about this pudding makes me drool. We put it in crepes to make a decadent dessert.
If you don't want to go to the trouble of making crepes try Lulu's.
Enjoy your crepes!
xoxo, C
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