Weekend Flashback.
My parents arrived on Saturday morning (after a long work week that’s completion was celebrated with wearing a fun pair of shoes to grab a drink at a local spot) and we spent the rest of the weekend showing them as much of Southern California as two days would allow. This included a few places that have been on my own list of things to see since moving here – Griffith Observatory (in the shadow of the Hollywood sign and nestled in the picturesque Griffith Park) where we looked through at the moon in NASA worthy telescopes and saw all of Los Angeles lit up at night. And Point Dume, a moderate hike in Malibu that leads up to a cliff point, allowing for views of the Pacific as far as the eye can see. Add in trips to a few of my favorite local restaurants and a little light shopping, and you pretty much have a perfect weekend.Green Day.
(J.Crew image; Gap Shirt; Coach Wallet; Parosh Dress)Brand New.
Modern Art.
I apologize for the absence over the past couple of days – but I think everyone would agree that best friends trump blogging. Wondering where I’ve been?…
Well, all over Los Angeles really. But on Monday I managed to get out of work early and spent the afternoon at LACMA (Los Angeles County Museum of Art). Along with two of my best friends (one lives here in LA, the other was visiting from New York) we’ve been lucky enough to wander among some of the most incredible art in the world together (the Louvre in Paris, the Tate Modern in London, Casa Batllo in Barcelona and – in the days when we all three lived in New York – the Met was a favorite). Life’s problems seem smaller somehow in the shadow of a masterpiece or two. One of my favorite things about LACMA is the great display of outdoor art. I won’t pretend to tell you what these yellow plastic tubes signify – but they were fun to run through. And these street lamps (which were all once used to light downtown LA over the course of the twentieth century), made for a perfect backdrop. 












