absurdly peculiar

I have been on a DIY craze. Besides spending this weekend creating feather bracelets made out of polymer clay, I will be attending the 3rd Annual Renegade Craft Fair located at the Los Angeles Historic Park on Saturday/Sunday!! I am so excited to see other people's creative ideas and eat plenty from food trucks! Anyhow, I am very happy with the way these pieces turned out... simple yet elegant. With the tones I chose, I feel as though it can be worn with almost anything! This is definitely a piece I will carry through to Fall!

I've randomnly been getting into yelping. Maybe it is because I've been sitting around for months waiting for my visa to Spain... or because I've come to a certain realization that since I spend so much time on Yelp stalking restaurants and trying to find food and places to become obsessed with... why not add my own opinion to it all? On Wednesday, I took the subway and ventured out to Little Tokyo. There were 4 main stops: 1. Mikawaya - For the ice cream mochis and mochilatos. 2. Mitsuru Cafe  - For the Imagawayakis. 3. Daikokuya - For their Ramen. 4. Fugetsu-Do - For their strawberry-peanut butter filled mochis. Mikawaya - ($1-1.25 ea) Still delicious as always... I like how they taste so fresh and aren't too sweet. So far I have tried pistachio, almond and creme brulee. They are all delicious and such a special treat to have whenever you are in Little Tokyo. Mitsuri Cafe - ($1.25 ea) I was so excited to try the Imagawayakis since they got great review