Feliz Navidad!
Thus, room service around-the-clock.
Movie marathoning.
And drowning sorrows in hot cocoa.
But the greater the storm, the brighter the rainbow.
Special deliveries were just what we needed for extra encouragement. The Song family gifted us our first ever Porto's Bake at Home bundle which allowed the kids to feed themselves.
And...test out our new toaster/air fryer. Replacing our 17 year old toaster oven was kind a big deal for David and I since it was a wedding present.
The Weisner's mailed us a beautiful gift box from Massachusetts. They always send us Harry & David!
Even Portia received an eccentric briefcase from Mr. Wonka (my sister might of had something to do with it).
Drank coconut water straight from the source.
The Sister's Cafe in Hollywood was so tasty.
Bianca's Christmas cookies were gorgeous as ever.
Presley designed a government gingerbread house in the Projects.
"No, not the gumdrop buttons!"
Rainy day pick-me-up.
Surviving last minute holiday shopping.
Coming face to face with The Super Puff made me laugh.
Just like boobie mouse pads. We finally drove out to City of Industry to check out Frank & Son's.
Collectors are an unusual human race.
In Rowland Heights, we found a Hong Kong-style Cha Chaan Tang to have my favorite, Yeet Lai Cha. The Black & White cup and saucer are EVERYTHING!
Seagulls for Christmas.
Because the release of 1989 (Taylor's Version).
I spotted more seagulls when we were in Carlsbad.
Reminder to always bring sunscreen at the beach.
On the way, we stopped in Orange County for lunch.
And ate at an unusual Japanese/Taiwanese restaurant.
(To see more of our Carlsbad pictures, click here!)
Boba and AYCE BBQ on Christmas night.
Everyone in K-town is there for GOOD FOOD GOOD MOOD.
Jenn and I escaped our husbands and children for a day.
Twinning in Little Toyko.
Boys and their Slurpees.
Girls and their boba.
My sister took us to 626 Night Market x The Brother's Sun, a definite dramedy series to binge-watch.
I'm making my own luck in 2024.
