Life as I know it.

My life, though not one at which everyone drools over, ain't a normal one either; but rather a strange one that is structured by an odd pattern and I LOVE IT!

Us being Us

Last night, Lauren and I went to catch the movie "Life as We Know It" which was great... very well crafted, putting audiences in their shoes. I cannot believe I cried, more than once, in a romantic comedy both out of joy and grief.  Overall, it was a cute movie, especially the baby- just adorable! :) 

This was followed by mindless window shopping (due to no other reason than the fact that the stores are closed) through fashion valley. It is interesting to wander around at night around the mall looking at all the people cleaning up, preparing for the next day and creating conversation for the manicans, some of which are seriously positioned every weirdly. I think I saw my first kneeling manican today.

And, of course, what is a better way to end the night with endless photo-experiments!

Today, we went to the Farmers Market down at Hillcrest which looked much bigger than it actually is but it was still exciting to see all the fresh fruits and veggies. oohhhh and pretty flowers! 

nom nom nom

aww, who's a trained doggie!

Then we headed to the mall again after that to do some 'quick' shopping and had lunch at the Nordstrom Cafe which was delicious. I had a California Panini. The cafe itself though was weirdly layed out like a buffet style but you don't get the food yourself like a buffet. The people there are entertaining too: an old man who barks, ladies who got along very well who lined up in front of us but apparently did not know each other at all and moms on mommy dates with their kids.

Lauren and I decided that we need to change our lingo when we become older because we cannot have our kids telling us: "Mommy, I think the waitress is judging me!"

The days, as usual, ended with a beautiful sunset and a last glimpse of the Therapy Puppies!