living in Viña rules because you can get the best sushi in the world for $20 and eat it by the beach with an incredible view of the coast.
coffee date.
well I guess every date is a coffee date with me since I always have a coffee in my hand but he got one too so it was special okay
my boyfriend came to visit me and all you guys get is pictures of food
jk i’ll post cooler stuff l8r
there’s salads, then there’s salads from Terre. hnnnnnnnng
Smirky smirk
This was the greatest sunset I’ve ever seen
😍Happyhappyhappyhappy
👄👄😘Boys R watever, sisters R 4 ever 😘👄👄 @paula_francisca88
Rompin’ through Valpo
☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕
Lunch was kind of a dream. Yeah.
#nooooooms
I reviewed the new She & Him album ‘Volume 3′, and it totally slays in that cool girly way.
“Volume 3″ is a totally solid album, leagues better than the shrill (sorry) and oddly mastered (not sorry) “Volume 2″. What that album lacked – mystery, production values, um, songs that stuck around – “Volume 3″ makes up for in the first three tracks. Zooey’s voice sounds somehow deeper and more tried and true, which is an odd thing to say about a sitcom actresses third album, but there’s something here that wasn’t on the last two albums. She sounds like she has something to prove and an image that she’s comfortable with now, again, something that wasn’t there on preceding albums. “Volume 3″ legitmately sounds like the Patsy Cline / doo-wop sound that she’s been striving for all along – Zooey sounds free here – and it makes it work, it makes it click, and it makes for a great album.
(via mi-stakes)
