Wow, how time flies! I've been trying to keep busy, although honestly I'm not getting that many hours at work so I'm mostly working at home. I wish I was a homeowner so that I could spend more time in the garden, but for now I have a little balcony garden that's starting to really grow in the warmer weather.
So without any further ado, here is my wishlist for the month. I may not be able to afford it but hey, I can still window shop.
Sources:
ASOS cat ears headband
Animal garden sculptures + moss set
Modcloth full course-load bag in green - 14"
Modcloth sailor's knot top
Classic book cover for kindle in Dracula
Friday, April 26, 2013
Monday, May 28, 2012
Water Cool and Cleansing
Today was the last day of my mini-vacation before going back to work, so I'm writing this in the hope that it will help me remember the good times I've had this go-round. The past few days have largely been spent hanging around the apartment, cuddling with the cat and browsing the internet. Today the boy and I went to the Aquarium of the Pacific, though, and made a date out of it. I love that even though we've been together for nearly a year and a half (and we live together, aspects of which can be decidedly un-romantic. Dirty laundry, litterbox duty, ugh) we still try to have special time together.
The lorikeets were adorable, as were the penguins, puffins and (of course) the sea lions. I wish I could have gotten better pictures of the tanks, but alas my little digital camera doesn't allow for particularly sophisticated photography. Still hoping for that rebel for my birthday, but I'm not holding my breath.
One of my goals for the near future is to learn more about photography so that I can really document the adventures we plan on having. Despite currently living in the city, Michael and I are both naturalists at heart and we both feel the most at home when we've found a quiet spot in the middle of the forest. It's pretty incredible what's within a 2 hour drive of our home - forests as far as the eye can see, stretching across endless mountains. In the other direction, a vast desert. It's a veritable forest of bizarre plants which have somehow survived in those harsh conditions.
So hopefully you've gotten a little bit of an idea of - well, me for now. A small snapshot of my life? More to come later.
The lorikeets were adorable, as were the penguins, puffins and (of course) the sea lions. I wish I could have gotten better pictures of the tanks, but alas my little digital camera doesn't allow for particularly sophisticated photography. Still hoping for that rebel for my birthday, but I'm not holding my breath.
One of my goals for the near future is to learn more about photography so that I can really document the adventures we plan on having. Despite currently living in the city, Michael and I are both naturalists at heart and we both feel the most at home when we've found a quiet spot in the middle of the forest. It's pretty incredible what's within a 2 hour drive of our home - forests as far as the eye can see, stretching across endless mountains. In the other direction, a vast desert. It's a veritable forest of bizarre plants which have somehow survived in those harsh conditions.
So hopefully you've gotten a little bit of an idea of - well, me for now. A small snapshot of my life? More to come later.
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