day 3: still obsessed

It's day 3 of owning my camera and I'm still obsessed with it. I take it to work. I take it to Happy Hour. I literally always have it. So since I'm going to attempt to show you my life through pictures, here you go.

Someone at work today told me I looked regal, sophisticated. She said I should be living in New York. Um, yes please. Take me to NYC. Take me anywhere East Coast. I think I belong there..

By the way.. I'm in love with the bracelet I'm wearing. It's black string with opal beads. GORGEOUS! And my friends make them. All custom with like a million different choices. See them all on twitter...

  Renahy.

Monica.

As I was driving home from a seriously stressful day at work, I drove across this bridge. I drive across it everyday actually. And everyday the sunset looks amazing as it is reflecting upon the still water sitting in the bottom of the basin. Only today, as soon as I past it, I knew I had to stop. I flipped a U-turn real quick and pulled over in the "no parking: tow-away only" zone.  Oh well. Tow my car. I'm getting this shot.

 After I finished obsessing with the sunset, I grabbed my roommate to head to one of my favorite spots in LA for Happy Hour. I had a long day remember, and four more just like it to follow.

I love Rush St. because it is Chicago-inspired. The decor is amazing and the vibe is like older-professional-men-grabbing-a-drink-after-work meets mid-twenty-somethings-trying-to-be-professionals. Everyone's beautiful and everyone's interesting.

Also, the food is absolutely to die for. If you go, you have to try the Tataki Nachos. I promise you won't regret it. Tonight though, we stuck with the Happy Hour menu and I ended up with a glass of Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand and a pesto pizza with cherry tomatoes, fresh mozzarella cheese, and fresh basil. YUM!

Still playing around with my camera. Also, I love black and white photos. They remind me of Audrey Hepburn and Shirley Temple and flapper girls from the 20s.

xoxo
T