Summertime cocktail :: Summer Bliss

I hope you all had a wonderful memorial day weekend. Finally it feels like summer here in Chicago. It's time to head out to the beach or hang out by the pool and sip a cold summer beverage.

Even thought I don't like drinking, I somehow find myself enjoying creating new cocktails for my friends to try. And they seem to love them. I like the pretty color of Hpnotiq and I love drinking lemony refreshment on a hot day. The combination of these two are perfect for my new drink. Hence, my summer cocktail is born....

Lovely Creation: Beet Cake

beet cake from tiger in a jar on Vimeo.

I saw this pretty vdo on one of my favorite blog 'Poppytalk'. It's created by Tiger in a jar, a creative studio run by husban and wife duo, Matt & Julie. Let's bake beet cake, everyone!

Lovely Creation: Jell-O Shots

Paloma Jelly Shot, Topped with a tiny grapefruit

 

The Bramble Jello Shots

 Washington Apple

Cucumber-Lime Margarita Jello Shot, with cucumber ribbons. Cayenne Spinkle on the side

Mango and Mandarin Cosmo

I am in awe when I saw these pretty jello shots. Who would have thought that jello shots could be this sophisticate and amazingly beautiful. These are the work of Michelle Palm from Jello shot test kitchen ingenious!!! 

Yoshitomo Nara Sake

I'm so swoon when I saw these Yoshitomo Nara sake from Hello Sandwich. I have to share them with you. 

Lovely Palette: Spring color

Spring is finally here. I love when there are buds on trees. Grass changes from brown to green. The air is getting warmer every day. Beautiful flowers awake from their winter sleep. 

These are few items that I would love to have to add lovely Spring color in my kitchen.

1. Honesty Butter Bell from Avoca  2. Bubblegum Guest dessert Feature by Amy Atlas  3. New Chocolate Eggs Organic & Fairtrade From JamieOliver.com  4. Sherbet Pips from Selfridges  5. Vintage Design Cake Box from Cox & Cox

Tasty accessories : Pass the Salt, Please!

Yummy Potato Chip & Popcorn necklaces from British designer Tatty Devine

Dinner in The Sky

I don't know about you but I was so excited when I learned about Dinner In The Sky. Speaking of unique dining experiences, Dinner In The Sky is definitely up my alley. Height and I aren't really great friends, but I really want to have a dinner up in the sky 160 - 180 feet above the ground with 360 degree view. Hmm.... if I actually do it, I'd better not drop my fork. Beyond any doubt it could hurt someone.

Photos: from Dinner In The Sky