Summer Diptychs

summer diptics

I’ve been out in the world this summer. ย Taking in some new air and some new sites. ย It’s great. ย It’s totally necessary… I’m going to be hunkered down in my kitchen for Fall and Winter cooking up a few very big projects for you! ย For now, I’m living (and trying to exercise as much as possible) before I bust out the butter and caramel sauce this Fall. ย Big things coming! ย I can’t wait to tell you more about them.

For now I hope you’ll enjoy this Friday taking in some diptych. ย Two pictures. ย Two different locations. ย Just me trying to live.

Incidentally, Diptic is a pretty rad iPhone app that makes all of these pictures possible on the go.

Above:

Venice California sunset, unfiltered.

San Francisco sunset, glowing and brisk.

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A fine Fourth of July with Whitney all up in the watermelon salad.

Gather round and grub.

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Seagulls standing, Malibu.

Couple resting, New York City.

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Teaching a food styling class with my friend Shutterbean. ย Find your style!

My style is toasting marshmallows with a torch, duh.

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The feet of friends, water.

The feet of friends, tile.

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Shady roads, the Hamptons.

Sunny skies, Palm Springs.

I hope you have a tremendous weekend. ย I hope you do things that you both love and regret. ย I’ll be back Monday with a pie.

Some things are certain. ย Pie is one of those things.

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  1. Thanks for sharing part of who you are in your posts, and the way you see the world outside of cooking, as well as inside that joy. I love to bake, which is how I first found your blog, but I’m current on an autoimmune healing diet (strict!!!) I’ve seen major progress in my health, so I’m grateful, but I miss the cookies. Some day I’ll have them again. In the meantime I still visit your blog, because even when I can’t eat cookies, you words make me smile.

  2. Lovely diptychs, thanks for sharing! There is something about diptychs and other multi-image photos that I find very appealing – the way they can sometimes sum up the mood of an event better than a single photo. I’m thinking about getting Diptic or the other one… PicFrame? for Mac OS.

  3. Joy, your travels look amazing! Way to live your life, no fear, just Joy.

    Can’t wait to get back in the kitchen after this AMAZING summer is over! I will definitely follow your lead when it comes to bringing back the butter, caramel sauce, pie, and whatever else you share! BTW, your surprises are going to make my fall even better.

  4. Love these pics! Thanks for the Diptic 411. (Is it okay to use 411, still?)

    Can’t wait for pie – though I never can….

    xo
    cortnie

  5. Thank you for a wonderful workshop last weekend, and for sharing these lovely little snippets of your life and yourself. Enjoy your mini-break!

  6. Weekends are almost always full of things I love and regret. They wouldn’t be a weekend otherwise, would they?

    On the docket: Slumber Party, Toga Party, and lots and lots of cooking!

  7. Hi Joy, I love these pictures today. It looks like you are having a rad summer. Yesterday I made your browned butter and penut butter rice crispy treats from your cookbook. They were delicious! I may have also eaten one for breakfast this morning. Thanks for creating wonderful recipies!

  8. “I hope you do things you both love and regret” is now one of my most favorite sign-offs ever. Well done, Joy.

  9. Loved this post. It’s so inspiring to travel to so many places in the world. I’ve only been to California twice (I was an infant, and second, a layover on my way to Mexico). Now that my brother-in-law moved out there, I will have to go. It looks incredibly gorgeous. Thanks for sharing!

  10. I’ve been baking a lot of pie lately. Pie continues to be one of those things I both love and regret.

  11. Hi Joy! I’m loving these pictures. Sounds like your summer is quite the adventure. Hope you’re enjoying every moment. I’ll keep working out to gear up for Fall and caramel sauce with you too!!

  12. Beautiful pictures! It’s good to see you enjoying your summer. That’s what its really about and to just live in the moment and all your amazing travel! Can’t wait for pie!

  13. I am just sitting down to do my vacation picture photo album – of the Hamptoms and Maine. I am inspired to add a few Diptics. Then, its off to the store to buy blue chesse for a tomato cobbler- a teriffic way to welcome ourselves back to reality. Thanks for the mini vacations you provide- love from California’s Central Coast

  14. Thanks for the new to me app rec. and for the virtual visual tour, makes me miss those Venice skies in a big bad way.

  15. Joy,

    Glad you’re enjoying your summer. Did your book tour make it to NYC??? Tell me I didn’t miss it. I’d love to just give you a big old hug, you got over my baking fear! Looking forward to what’s in store for Fall and Winter.

    Make it a great weekend!
    Candice

  16. Yesterday I made the tomato cobbler with biscuits for lunch and I paired with the watermelon-feta cheese salad: a huge success! It almost looked as pretty as yours.

  17. It’s good to know that some things are certain: the beauty of a pink sky, for example, and pies. And, for us reading, also you, Joy. Thanks for being there, out in the world, writing us words that always make feel better.

  18. Love all the pics, Joy! That pink sky in the first – so gorgeous!

    And good for you for being out there living – and for having a few (about 17 I bet!) irons in the fire and good things coming up :) congrats!

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