Wow, it's Monday and I'm actually doing a full weekend recap.
This weekend I headed down to Orange County to see a very good family friend of ours get married to a really sweet girl named Susan. This was the first time I had ever met her, yet we both knew so much about each other because of Gerard constantly babbling about all the friends she hadn't met yet.
I got into LA on Friday only with my brother heading straight to his favorite place to eat in LA,
Johnnie's. The only thing I love there are the french fries so I headed across the street to
Tito's Tacos. Super yummy hole in the wall mexican food! There were damn long lines and by the time I finally made it up to the front and started ordering, I noticed something out of the corner of my eye.
My first blogger hoodie sighting!! After waiting for so long in line and being a bit too far from the car to grab a camera, I saw a guy walk past us with his hoodie and a patch on the side of it with the Georgetown bulldog. Of course, I texted
Eric right away and chuckled to myself.
That night, I met up with some of the college friends. I met up with Carmen, Anh, and Eric to wander a couple of the bars in Costa Mesa. Let's just say I woke up the next morning still a bit intoxicated and somehow made it to the wedding.
This wedding has to be the most tearful wedding I've been to. The church was absolutely beautiful with a simplistic modern look to it, located in
Dana Point. Unfortunately, due to the SoCal wildfires, you could not see the cliffside view. However, all eyes were on the bride and groom so it didn't really matter. In short, the reception was very interactive and activity packed. The highlight was the first dance, sending me into tears yet again. You could tell so much thought was put into this special day. Congrats Gerard & Susan!
Lastly, after a weekend in a very gloomy, ash filled SoCal, my heart goes out to all the people affected by the numerous fires going on down in Southern California. On the way back up last night, we saw some of the fires in Ventura off the 5. The car was covered in ash and soot and my
throat definitely paid for it. We'll have to keep these brave firefighters and the people affected in our prayers.