The latest
Long Walk to the Beach!
I am so happy that I can still walk to the beach! It's a long walk - 3 miles there and 3 miles back, but I can do it! I had a nice stroll this morning and took in all the sights of my new neighborhood. I just love it all so much. So many cute shops, eateries and bars. There's an oyster/champagne brunch right around the corner, a sweet little ice cream shop, a wine bar with happy hour on Wednesdays, an outdoor BBQ spot and so much more. I just can't get enough of all the new-ness!
The Parents Come to Visit
I just moved into my new place in Mar Vista and my parents came to visit, with my dad in Full Gomelsky Action no less! They loved the place!
Leonard and Natasha Gomelsky
Mar Vista, Here I come!
I am soooo excited to be moving to Mar Vista next week! I found the perfect place, that is sunny and spacious with high ceilings, central air and heat, large bathroom, huge walk-in closet, washer/dryer in unit with brand new appliances and a large balcony!
I know I will be even more inspired, creative, peaceful and happy in my new digs. I'm over the moon excited and just bursting with joy!
Stay tuned for more pics and get ready for an explosion of dreamy items!
Women's March, Downtown LA
Yesterday, my sister and a group of friends were a part of the Women's March, Los Angles. We march for not only women's rights, but human rights, dignity, equality and democracy everywhere. Basically, shit we shouldn't even have to protest but given the new presidency, we have to. There were and estimated 750K people marching in LA - the largest protest in LA history and the largest group nationwide (with Washington D.C at 200,000, New York at 500,000). I was so proud be a part of the movement and was overwhelmed by the compassion and kindness of people. From the beginning on the metro train, every stop we made, the crowd would cheer and welcome everyone on. Even though were very cramped and where I didn't we could make any more room for the new people boarding, somehow we did. And everyone had a smile on their face! It was truly a remarkable day in history, peaceful everywhere, and one I will never forget.
Goodbye, 2016
This has been a very trying year for many. It has personally been the worst year of my life with the death of my grandfather and my beloved dog, Brody. I am still heartbroken and filled with incredible sadness over the loss. But with the year ending, I have vowed to let go of feelings that don't serve me anymore. I leave my grief, sadness, anger and every other emotion that I don't want to carry anymore in 2016. To make it ceremonial, I made a list of what I let go and I now look forward to happiness, love and abundance in the new year.
Cornerstone on Demand Holiday Event
Yesterday we had the opportunity to be a vendor at Cornerstone on Demand's Santa Monica headquarters. It was the first event for us and so happy to be one of 10 vendors for the company holiday shopping! Huge thanks to my friend Paige for hooking us up.