photo via How Two Live
FEELING tired after my travels and having a hard time getting back into the groove at work.
TRYING to beat my Tuesday morning headaches. What gives?!
LOVING that I return back home to sunshine and the ocean.
RECOVERING from a winter sickness that had me down for the count for most of the last couple of days.
LISTENING to The Tim Ferriss Show podcast and trying to soak up all the wisdom of his guests.
MISSING my phone calls with Suz; there’s so much I’d want to tell her.
The weekend before last I joined some old & new friends for a long weekend in Mexico City (which I learned is the second largest city in the world!). I can’t express how much this city has to offer and I’d love to make another trip to keep exploring it. We stayed in this awesome AirBnB in La Condesa, a somewhat trendy neighborhood with mezcal margaritas abound! Our mornings were spent at an amazing taco stand conveniently adjacent to friendly neighborhood coffeeshop; afternoons were for taking in the sights. These are some of my favorite photos from the trip.
Palacio Postal
Palacio de Bellas Artes
Palacio Nacional
Bosque de Chapultepec
More photos via Instagram 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8
[posted by Lauren]
We are back in LA after both being away last week. We’ll post more pictures of our adventures over the next couple of days but here a few to start. Wishing you a wonderful beginning to your week!
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Lauren
Leaving Mexico City behind
Questions on a wall
Exploring in Marfa, TX
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Farrell
All the flying horses in the airport
Arrival at the Cloud Forest in Costa Rica
Our new friend
photo via The Retro Roadmap
We’re both out of town this week so will pick up here when we’re back.
See you soon!
Instagram #Marfa Screenshot
At the end of this week I’m meeting up with some friends in Mexico City; afterwards I am going to stop in Texas to meet up with another friend and take a quick road trip to Marfa, TX. Marfa is a hub of minimalist art, which I’ve been checking out in a pretty major way since my first trip to the Dan Flavin Institute in Bridgehampton last fall. At this point Marfa is a place I really only know through word of mouth and Instagram. I’m super excited to see it for myself and, in the meantime, am reading up on it here | here | here | here | here.
F: Do you think you New York and LA share any similarities?
L: I think they are both places where by and large people respect each other, even if they don’t have much in common.
F: What is your favorite cocktail?
L: I love a drink that includes champagne/prosecco and St. Germain
F: What is the next meal that you will be making for us?
L: When she was visiting LA, I asked my friend Maggie to send me pictures of what she eats for dinner so I can copy her style, which is delicious and healthy food that is easy to make. She’s recently discovered the versatility of cauliflower; so perhaps I’ll start there.
F: What is a trait that you would would like to work on building?
L: Self-pride.
F: Have you thought about painting?
L: I have. The time will come.
(image via Flickr)
STARTING my mornings with a CLEAN Essentials shake and a cup of coffee and feeling like it’s the best of both worlds.
RECOVERING from a super busy weekend working with Valley Cruise Press at the LA Art Book Fair. It was exhausting but we had so much fun!
LOVING spending so much time with family out here in California. They’re the best!
LISTENING to the Amelie Soundtrack every day when I need to focus. Try it out!
RESEARCHING the FloLiving program to help me figure out why I get headaches weekly.
SPENDING quality time with my sister in our slowly-but-surely redecorated apartment.
I’ve been making a concerted effort to carry my camera with me. I’m still shooting from the AUTO setting but am looking to take that next step to manual very soon. In the meantime, I hope you enjoy.
[posted by Lauren]
(image via here)
CARING for my new kefir grains. I will take tips from anyone who wants to share!
DREAMING of getting some new bedding from this Matteo sample sale this weekend.
THINKING about privacy and technology after watching the Ed Snowden documentary, Citizen Four.
HEARING Paul Simon’s Crazy Love, Vol. II over and over in my head and welcoming it fully.
READING the new book I picked up for $3 at Melrose Trading Post: Matisse by Jean Guichard Meili.
DREAMING of a wide range of future lives.
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