Bibble & Sip - New York, NY
After every scrap of tasty Thai has been scraped off every plate, we amble over to Bibble & Sip for something sweet.
We sit down to a Black Sesame Cream Puff, a crusty shell encasing an airy cream.
The Milk Tea Cloud Cake comes from the heavens, a hard cream cover with a tea-soaked sponge inside.
Even in a city where even a single slip can put you out of business, the stars can't help but shine. Bibble & Sip is bound to be a favorite for anyone who loves a perfect pastry, full of classics and creations that never go out of style.
Death Becomes Her
Oh what a note to end on.
Our Broadway shows just keep getting better. Michelle Williams belts it out in Death Becomes Her, finally free of her more famous girl-group counterparts. Her voice is rich, and she is unbelievably beautiful, a talent no longer stifled by Destiny's Child, allowed to shine like the star she always was. She sells it as she prods the plot in this devilishly dark comedy about victims of their own vanity, a side-splitting comedy that toes the line between hilarity and absurdity.
Death becomes the rest of this incredibly talented cast as well, and of all the shows we saw, I'm glad we saved the best for last.
An EPIC trip comes to an end as we selfie and go our separate ways.
I've never seen so much in such a short time, and never so many memorable things in a single week. There was music and museums, decadence and dining, and best of all there were friendships that are meant to last forever. I saw so many of my friends with my bestie by my side, and even with all the crazy-amazing things we saw and did and ate, it was truly all these people that turned a good trip into one that was truly spectacular.
