And just like that I’m back. Typically when returning home from traveling it feels like I never left, however this time is different. I can definitely feel that I left. Partly because I am exhausted and partly because my house looks a teeny bit different than it did before. It’s amazing what kitchen lights will do for a place. More on that later though, I’ve got a few photos to share. I’ve decided that I want to walk you through all of the fun Stitch Fix festivities that took place in a few days so for now I am going to just show off some photos that I took during my free time in San Fran. Friday was the last full day in the city and so me and the two other girls remaining [Natalia and Veronika] made our way through shops [obviously], sweated our brains out while pulling luggage up the 90 degree angle streets, and wandered down to Fishermans Wharf for some bread bowls. I get that this area is a very touristy part of San Francisco but it also most likely my favorite part of San Francisco [typical tourist, what can I say].
The first stop was at the Painted Ladies houses. Also known as the opening scene in Full House. I felt exactly like Mary Kate and Ashley when standing on that hill except a lot less rich and idolized. I don’t think I have touched on my obsession with them as a child but just know they were everything.
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These lovely flowers were passed mid luggage sweat session. Any reason to stop and snap a photo when doing physical labor I say!
The reason for my existence–chili in a bread bowl. I said “come to mama” and to mama it came.
And then there is these guys. I know they are guys only because they smell horrible. Girls wouldn’t do that. Cute slippery little things though right?
I made it back to Indiana just in time to watch my niece turn three and lick her cupcake like nobody’s business. I am so proud of these offspring that are my family. If I could teach a child anything, it would be this….
Don’t think, just lick.
And that summarizes reason number 253,000 why I remain childless, because that is the type of advice I give out to the youth of this world.
Founder and creator of LIY, Erin turned her dream of a hobby blog into a full-time career which she now runs alongside the LIY team! When not in front of her computer screen [with a La Croix or wine in hand] or in front of a mirror taking mirror selfies, you can find Erin spending time on the water, cuddled up with her two pups and husband most likely watching the latest Shark Tank episode, or getting lost in an easy beach read.
