Changes...

This time of year, many things are-a-changin'.  The weather, the sunset time, the schedules, the blog.  I thought I'd change things up a little and bring a touch of fall to my blogging world.  Do you like?  I'll be bringing many more changes to my stores soon too.  Please stay tuned for all my new fall and holiday goodies including my limited time only Seaside Harvest and Seaside Holiday Sea Glass Soaps (we got great feedback on these last year, so we thought we'd bring them back this year!), holiday garlands, shell creations, holiday cards and gift tags, ornaments and much more.  I'll have pictures soon....promise!

For Jeannette...

These are for you my dear, dear sister-in-law, Jeannette.  Jeannette who just moved to Miami, just had baby number three, and just got hit by tropical storm Fay in a big way.  Lots of wetness there...so much so that I heard rumors of your husband and son kayaking down your street.  Oh Jeannette, I'm thinking of you and I think I found you the perfect gift to brave the waters with in your front yard.  Behold:

Pick your color and they're yours!

xo B

What day is it?

Since August is already here and poised to fly by just like June and July did, I thought it's never too early to start thinking about 2009.   So, here you go... my new 2009 Seaside Desk Calendar!

12 pages of seaside style including a pink shrimp (Ms. May) and of course, a red lobster (Mr. December).  

Printed on pure white, heavy weight card stock, my Seaside Desk Calendar comes packaged in a clear jewel case that doubles as a display stand.  Go check out the shop for one for your very own!

Free publicity

Recently, a lot of people have been coming in to the restaurant saying they saw a picture of us in the NY Times. So, with the help from my dear friend Cathy, I tracked down a copy. It was actually in the style section a couple of Sunday's ago...cute!

Photo:  Dean Isidro for The New York Times

The article was about menswear style.  Apparently, cutoffs are back in for guys (See above photo).

On another note...we had another celebrity sighting in the restaurant the other night. Anthony Bourdain and some friends and family came in to eat. He said that everyone told him that we were the "Place to go". VERY cool.  I love him...cool food point of view-he tells it like it is.  His book Kitchen Confidential is a great read.  In fact, parts of it took place in Provincetown where he got his culinary start.