Weekend at home. I <3 LA.
Nancy had work yesterday (Sunday) so me and Connie followed her there and hung out all over Downtown in the meantime. Yay to browsing Downtown with a 4 hour walk. ;D
We went to the underground food court, then to somewhere near the Wells Fargo building for a breakfast at Famima (which was also the only place that was open), then dropped Nancy off at work. So me and Connie walked to the Convention Center/Staples Center, both Macy's plazas, the Fashion District, the Fashion Institute (which was closed), aaaand the Central Library (not in that order). We also got a Passion Cove smoothie from Robeck's. :] And we headed home once Nancy got off work.
So I'm hoping to go back to the Fashion District sometime to buy some shoes in Santee Alley. I didn't yesterday because I was too lazy and felt squished. :P I'll suck it up next time and deal with the crowd so I can buy some good shoes. XD
Minutes after heading onto the bus to go home we spotted thousands of people protesting Proposition 8, policemen who were trying to keep the protest in line, pedestrians cheering on the crowd, a man in a chicken costume, a man who got on the bus but was pulled off by a policeman, and a group of ex-drug addicts (crystal meth, we think) on the bus who were in the same rehab program. Then home for some spaghetti and Asahi beer. ^^
We went to the underground food court, then to somewhere near the Wells Fargo building for a breakfast at Famima (which was also the only place that was open), then dropped Nancy off at work. So me and Connie walked to the Convention Center/Staples Center, both Macy's plazas, the Fashion District, the Fashion Institute (which was closed), aaaand the Central Library (not in that order). We also got a Passion Cove smoothie from Robeck's. :] And we headed home once Nancy got off work.
So I'm hoping to go back to the Fashion District sometime to buy some shoes in Santee Alley. I didn't yesterday because I was too lazy and felt squished. :P I'll suck it up next time and deal with the crowd so I can buy some good shoes. XD
Minutes after heading onto the bus to go home we spotted thousands of people protesting Proposition 8, policemen who were trying to keep the protest in line, pedestrians cheering on the crowd, a man in a chicken costume, a man who got on the bus but was pulled off by a policeman, and a group of ex-drug addicts (crystal meth, we think) on the bus who were in the same rehab program. Then home for some spaghetti and Asahi beer. ^^