Baseball Season has begun!

By now, everyone knows about the two new NY baseball stadiums. Although I am a Yankees fan, I do have to admit, Citifield is pretty nice with some pretty good food too... Citifield's got Shake shack which is one of my favorite burger joints, mexican place, french fries place, and a few others. I havent had the chance to visit Citifield much this season yet but the corn is def one thing to mention... It's dipped in butter, covered in mayo, sprinkled with Parmesan cheese and some cayenne pepper.
Yankee Stadium on the other hand has changed so much I want to say it's evolved around food. There are salad bars, fresh fruit, hot dogs, sausages, steak sandwiches, pizza, burgers, sushi, garlic fries, to name just a few. I think Yankee Stadium food trumps Citifield, no doubt about it.
(Carl's steak sandwiches & garlic fries)
I didnt get a chance to take a picture of Lobel's steak sandwiches but they were delish especially with the horseradish! Too bad they're $15 each!
(found this pic online)

Making a comeback

Lately, I've just been so caught up with everything going on. A lot has been happening since November. The holidays came and went and they were awesome. I was able to go on a bunch of snowboarding trips, the main one being Lake Tahoe.

Before Tahoe, I was fortunate enough to make a trip to Vancouver to witness the 2010 Winter Olympics. I have to say, it was an amazing experience and even though I went alone, I didnt tour and see the events alone. Luckily, a good friend from college was going around the same time to visit one of our other friends. We took the same flight there and hung out most of the time. I stayed with my previous manager from NBC Olympics and she was a wonderful host. I'm totally lucky to have her as my mentor and my friend.

From Vancouver Winter Olympics 2010 She was able to get her hands on a few tickets for the opening ceremony dress rehearsal and it was better than the live show. There were no technicality issues! My favorite thing that I ate in Vancouver was definitely poutine, but thats not anything you cant get here in NYC. Japadogs... now thats a specialty! From Vancouver Winter Olympics 2010 Tahoe was my first trip out west to go boarding and it is so different. Going forward, I would like to make one trip per season to different mountains on the west coast... maybe even Europe! (we'll see about that) The mountains at Tahoe were so vast and even though there were a lot of people, it didnt feel that crowded. The bowls out in Tahoe were just awesome. Going out west really makes you a better snowboarder because conditions are better and you're just not afraid to try new things. With that, below are a few pictures from Tahoe, followed by a few photos from San Francisco which will always be a city that steals my heart.

I'll be back soon to update the rest of the time in between... stay tuned!