After months of continuous planning, the day had arrived: I was boarding a plane back to San Diego for the last two weeks of December. I had been anticipating this moment for what felt like forever, not only with the exciting notion that I would finally be reunited with friends I hadn’t seen in 6 … More Roadtrippin up the California Coast: Day 1
Hey there fellow adventurers. This is the first time in a while that I’ve written something that hasn’t been planned out ahead of time: something written from the heart and in the very same moment that these thoughts are coming to my head. It’s been too long since I’ve sat down and had a real … More The Numbing of the Self
Hidden deep within Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park in Santa Cruz, California, is a gorgeous hideaway dubbed by college kids and locals alike as The Garden of Eden. Surrounded by some of the tallest redwood trees in the world, this stream is one of Santa Cruz’ lesser known attractions. Even though I happened to … More The Garden of Eden
In spirit of the Coachella 2016 lineup coming out, I figured I’d do a review my Coachella 2015 experience, for all of those wondering if the three day festival experience is worth the hefty price tag of upwards $375. In my opinion, yes, yes, hell yes. I had been stoked on Coachella since I was a freshman in … More Coachella 2015
I gotta say, the one thing I probably miss the most about Encinitas (other than Board and Brew and maybe my friends) is the sunsets. That being said, I thought I’d make a post specifically to commemorate some of the most insane sunsets i’ve had the pleasure of seeing in Encinitas. Enjoy! 🙂
Last Thanksgiving, my mom and I decided it was as good of a day as any to venture out two hours east to the San Bernardino Mountains and Big Bear. We weren’t planning on skiing or anything (in all honesty, I’m not sure what exactly it was we were planning on doing there), but driving … More Big Bear Lake
It’s been a while since my last trip to the magical land of Disney, but my memories of it stand out all the same. I’ve been to Disneyland 4 times in my life: none of which times I went with my family. So Disneyland always served as a sort of escape from the familial burden … More Disneyland and California Adventure
