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Last Week in Pix/2x2



Hey kiiiiiids! A good handful of things happened last week, so let's get to it:

Last week, Christopher took us to a Laker game!! 
Yes, I have great disdain for the Lakers. But I'm not going to pass up the NBA in VIP, OMG! 

Had to sport the Thunder shirt. 

 If I'm not mistaken, this is the first game the Lakers won this season. Apparently I'm good luck for Lakers. 


I hope all of you went out to vote! I am completely overjoyed that my POTUS gets four more years to solidify the great work he's done. 




Friday I went to see 'Skyfall' at the Arclight Cinerama Dome in Hollywood.

(Picture from lalist.com)

I've been to the Arclight before, but never in the dome. It was superb! The movie was incredible and so was the company. 


Saturday I represented Yoga Shelter at the North Hollywood Farmers Market! 
It was actually a lot of fun reaching out and talking to strangers about yoga. I got to spend time with a few awesome yogis and drank some juice I'm sure had more than just natural sugar in it because, despite having gotten only 4 hours of sleep, I was WIRED.


And now...the 2x2!
Last week I learned: 
1) About the Divine Fits and Gary Clark, Jr. I highly recommend. 
2) I'm pretty competent in Adobe Illustrator. Yay, me!

This week I'm looking forward to:
1) This is a back-track "I'm looking forward to" because last week this time I didn't know it was going to happen, but yesterday I got to see my high school friend Anna, aka 'Gremlin'! It was so cool to see her all grown up.
2) Saturday. It will be my first day free of work in twelve straight days. It will consist of the final Twilight movie and a great deal of alcohol. 


Have a wonderful week, loves! I hope it goes quickly...for both our sakes. 
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