by gailingis | Sep 5, 2019 | Celebrations, Events, Gail Ingis Author, History, Life Lessons, New York, News, Women
This blog is a revision and a reminder that The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin will be published a few days from today. I’m preparing a letter with the link to the Amazon review page that will post just after midnight for my ARC readers. There’s no point in...
by gailingis | Oct 18, 2018 | Design, Gail Ingis Author, Gail Ingis Blog Post, Goals, History, New York, News, Travel
New York City Hall, a beauty in classicism with its touch of Palladio! I studied interior design and architecture many moons ago, but my passion has not wained. New York City Hall is featured prominently in my upcoming book The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin. The...
by gailingis | Sep 13, 2018 | Art, Creativity, Design, Gail Ingis Author, History, New York, News
New York City Hall, a beauty in classicism with its touch of Palladio! I studied interior design and architecture many moons ago, but my passion has not wained. New York City Hall is featured prominently in my upcoming book The Unforgettable Miss Baldwin. The...
by gailingis | Jul 19, 2018 | Creativity, Family, Gail Ingis Author, Gail Ingis Blog Post, Life Lessons, Nature, New York
I was alone. A sultry day in July, the sun was blazing, the temperature in the nineties. A walk on the beach sounded like a great escape. Sneaking away from my family was no big deal. Jumping into the soaring waves was refreshing, revitalizing, invigorating. I waited...
by gailingis | Dec 7, 2017 | Beauty, Christmas, Design, Events, Family, History, New York, News
This past Sunday, December 3, Tom and I took the 90 minute drive up the Palisades, across the Bear Mountain Bridge, around the bending roads and up the hills, to the West Point Cadet Chapel in West Point, NY. West Point is actually the name of the town, the home of...
by gailingis | Nov 2, 2017 | Design, Events, Gail Ingis Author, Gail Ingis Blog Post, History, New York, News, Tea Time
Many blue moons ago I had the great pleasure of having High Tea at the Helmsley Palace in New York City. Or so I thought! Much to my surprise, I was mistaken in my assumption that it was called High Tea. In fact, the proper name is: Afternoon Tea. Fascinated with the...
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