Showing posts with label the grove. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the grove. Show all posts

Friday, November 11, 2011

Playing pool and wild darts...

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Sorry it's been like 2 weeks since my last post. Life has been a little overwhelming for me lately, but a good overwhelming. I've recently changed jobs, and I am so happy where I am right now. I currently work for 2 amazing companies, and last night-my Timeless crew got together for a wonderful dinner at Maggiano's at the Grove. It was so sweet of Stella to take us all out. It was definitely a night filled with so much laughter and love. I feel very lucky to have such great girls to work with. 



Max Studio kimono/Foreign Exchange dress/Cheap Monday earrings/JC Foxys

Friday, July 15, 2011

Time will always come for you...

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(MaxStudio capelet/ Love Story dress/Vintage necklace and rings/Vintage Dooney&Burke bag/eBay boots/Jewelmint earrings)

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(Vintage dress/Thrifted cardigan/F21 headband/Vintage Dooney & Burke bag/Vintage silk scarf/Vintage boots/ BySamiiRyan feathers)

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These past two days have been the best in a long while. We celebrated my Dad's birthday with an amazing lunch at Buddha's Belly in Hollywood, followed by a leisurely stroll around The Grove and Farmer's Market. Family time is always important for me, and I'm especially taking full advantage of it before I start my new job next week. We ended the day with froyo and So You Think You Can Dance. It's always the little things that induce the most happiness. 
Tradition is also very important. So we braved the crowds and the countless screaming teens, to camp out at the theatre in my hometown, to see the final installment of the series that changed my life. My family and I have done this for every movie apart from one, due to my sister being in Santa Cruz last November for Deathly Hallows Part I. And every time it's incredibly stressful, but incredibly fulfilling as soon as we're in our seats and the Warner Bros. logo pops up on screen. The energy is palpable and uncontainable, and a completely different feeling seeing it with diehard fans. All I can say is, the film could not have ended in a more perfect way. I felt a satisfaction that I haven't felt from any movie I've seen.  It's a huge part of my life, and probably always will be. I hope you all enjoy it just as much I did. 
xoxo

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