My parents in 1969 and recently.
Friday, April 30
Thursday, April 29
Wednesday, April 28
Jammy Jams
Friday, April 23
Coachellaaaaa

Last weekend was Coachella. Three amazing days in the desert full of music. And fashion. Can't forget the fashion. I rather quickly threw a bunch of clothes in a suitcase for the weekend and hoped for the best, but it is obvious that some, okay, a lot of people plan their outfits far in advance. I saw everything from a guy dressed as a ghost to a couple wearing matching chambray rompers (that dude was brave).
My problem with getting dressed for Coachella is that it's hot. Last year it was 100+, but this year we got lucky and had more manageable temperatures, 80-90 during the day. This leads to a lot of girls running around in just bikinis and guys with no shirts on. Unfortunately, 90% of these people should be wearing more clothes. I opted for light dresses and denim shorts. Easy and comfy in the heat, but still cute.

I've actually been kind of disappointed with all of the style reports I have seen from the major websites covering Coachella. I saw plenty of people dressed way cuter then what I'm seeing online. But maybe that's because I was in the thick of things and not camped out to take pictures.

Unsurprisingly, there were tons of cut-off denim shorts, crop tops with high-waisted denim shorts, loose tanks, straw fedoras, gladiator sandals, bandeaus, fringe, lace, Ray-Bans (real or knock-off, EVERYONE was wearing them), cross-body bags, sundresses, boots (I'm not sure I can get on board with due to the heat). Neon was still present, but it's definitely down-trending from last year. The trend that really stood out though was headpieces. Although I saw all sorts of pieces, Native American feather headdresses where everywhere. Love, love, love.

And I can't forget, we did see some awesome bands including: Hockey, She & Him, The Specials, Passion Pit, Them Crooked Vultures, LCD Soundsystem, Fever Ray, Jay-Z (w/Beyonce), Edward Sharp & The Magnetic Zeros, The xx, Hot Chip, Faith No More, Muse, Tiesto, Local Natives, Mayer Hawthrone, De La Soul, Julian Casablancas, Jonsi, Phoenix, Pavement, Thom Yorke and Gorillaz.

Even if it's hot and crowded weekend, I'm already excited for next year!

More pictures on my Facebook and Flickr pages!
Tuesday, February 9
pink.
Still on the hunt for a job. I have such a love/hate relationship with not working. It's great because I can do things during the week or have wild super bowl parties that go late into the night and not have to worry about getting up on Monday. It sucks because I'm home far more than I would like to be and well, the no paycheck thing is damaging my shopping habit.
But I figured I may as well enjoy the freedom of not working...hence the new addition of pink streaks in my hair. How very 90s of me. In high school I dyed my hair pretty much every color of the rainbow, but pink was always my favorite.
But I figured I may as well enjoy the freedom of not working...hence the new addition of pink streaks in my hair. How very 90s of me. In high school I dyed my hair pretty much every color of the rainbow, but pink was always my favorite.
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Monday, December 14
Sunshiney Day
Today I woke up, looked for jobs and ate a bowel of Apple Jacks. Got ready and rode my bike to the beach. Rode along the beach, watched the surfers, watched people playing with their dogs, rode some more. Rode up to Bolsa Chica, took some pictures. Rode back to the Huntington Beach pier. Locked my bike, bought a sandwich. Ate my sandwich on the beach. Read some of my book and took some more pictures. Got cold and rode home. 15 miles total on my beach cruiser.
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Holiday Party #2
We went to the Blizzard Holiday Party at the Disneyland Hotel on Friday night. Those guys sure know how to have fun! Great food and drinks, dancing, karaoke and Guitar Hero. Afterward we all went to the Hotel Menage and hung out until the wee hours of the morning. Such a fun night!

(the boy and I)

(my new favorite dress)

(the boy and I)

(my new favorite dress)
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