Zac Posen for Target dress
F21 cardigan & sequin flats
Target tights
Gnome necklace from Etsy
First of all, apologies for the radio silence on my end! Apparently it takes me about a week after moving to return to some kind of normal routine.
So far I love this city. It is by far the biggest place I've ever lived, so I can't get over the convenience of everything. And there's always something to do! This weekend we stopped by our closest farmers market, Tower Grove, and had breakfast while listening to a guy with a guitar sing Beatles songs. Then we bought vegetables from an Amish family and I flailed a little inside, because I'd never actually seen Amish people in real life before. (Which I know I shouldn't make a big deal about, but he had a hat and sideburns and everything!) Later, we went to the Japanese festival and ate yummy noodles and mushrooms. Sunday was quiet and spent at home, and then yesterday we dropped by the Greek festival for spanakopita (my favorite!) and random desserts. So many festivals. And yes, most of our exploration so far has been food related.
Our apartment is great-- fully furnished and adorable, in an awesome neighborhood. I'm very excited to stay here for the next two or three months!
Japanese soda in questionable bottles:
George is hilarious.
We haven't been to the arch yet, but that's coming later this week!
You are so adorable! And now I'm really craving a marble soda...
ReplyDeleteHave fun in the new city!
glad you love it and I kind of geek out about Amish people too haha
ReplyDeleteTere: Thank you! :D Haha that soda was very delish, but super strange. And omg, the bottle! Hah!
ReplyDeleteTess: Ahaha awesome, glad I'm not alone!
Oh YAY!! Glad to see you're enjoying yourself! And the dogs are wonderful as usual. :)
ReplyDeleteI am excited to hear more about your new experiences! :D
I'm really glad that you like St.Louis! Yeah, New Bern doesn't have much to do. At all. I used to live in a huge city, and I'm happy to hear that you like living in one!
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ReplyDeleteKat: Yay, I so am! And they're totally happy and doing great of course. Thankfully they are very good at adapting to new things!
ReplyDeleteSpy Girl: So very true. And so far it's awesome, I'm having such a good time!
Anon: Thank you so much!! <3 Will be emailing you soon.
Yay for yummy food and cute outfits! I'm not really a fan of Ramune soda...but pushing the marble down to open it up is just about the greatest thing ever. So fun!
ReplyDeletegreat dress! Love your blog and photos :)
ReplyDeleteJapanese, Amish, Greek- you had quite the international day.
ReplyDeleteOMG, when you wrote, "questionable bottles", literally LOL'd over here.
Brie: Yeah the soda wasn't anything too special, but the bottle/marble thing more than made up for that, hah!
ReplyDeleteDiana: Ahaha right, it was a multicultural weekend! And gosh, those bottles. I couldn't get over it! The little cartoon on the wrapper of it exploding bubbles was the part that pushed it over the edge, tbh.