Ain't Google grand?! Although I have alerts on apartmentjeanie, partyjeanie and photojeanie rarely do I receive any relevant information. Usually someone named Jean has been photographed or another woman named Jeanie said she was going to party like it's 1999, but nothing that is germane to me or the biz. Today, I decided to search my name - ... read more
If you're are regular reader of my irregular posts, then you've probably surmised that I'm a sucker for candy, hearts and anything that is red or pink which for no other reason is why Valentine's Day is my favorite holiday. Even the years I'm without a sweetheart (but with 2 Bulldogs, am I really?) I still get excited about the aesthetics of the ... read more
The past week I have been working on a MASSIVE move for a suburban client (read: huge home with many many rooms in which to store stuff). The packing of their home of over 40 years required 4 large moving trucks that were crammed, professionally, of course with more cardboard boxes than I care to count and fortunately that was not my job ... read more
Many years ago when I was a student in London, Time Out magazine was my bible. This indispensable city guide was my ticket to culture, cuisine and cool. I still feel that way about the magazine - especially when they feature something as awesome as this... yep, that would be me! well, really my apartment, but we're somewhat one & the ... read more
It gives me great pleasure to introduce the newest staff member here at photojeanie HQ. Tater Tot the bulldog puppy was handpicked by our senior social director, Little Bit. An excellent addition to the team, we are still fine tuning his role in the company. We believe Tater Tot has a bright future in the pr department as he has taken a dozen ... read more
Now is the busiest time in a visual artist's calendar year - October's prep for holiday has segued to November's installation. While I may be hip deep in glitter and fairy dust that doesn't mean I should shirk my blog writing responsibilities. Very early this morning when I was rolling out of Bergdorf Goodman's employee exit, I was thrilled to ... read more
