The Huntington
Alex and I went to The Huntington today, and thanks to him, I got in for free, whereas it would normally cost about $20 to get in for the day. It had been two or three years that I’ve been here, so I told Alex that I’ll just follow him to wherever he wants to go first. His first decision was to go check out the Chinese garden, and I thought that was a pretty good decision since we were treated with many Chinese temple architecture and bridges.
Redondo Beach
When my dad was visiting family in the states, he wanted to go to Redondo Beach because he wanted to eat some seafood (his favorite), so my family and I went there on June 3rd. It’s been a while we went onto a trip together, so it was interesting. We didn’t really get to step on the beach, though, so we stayed mostly on the pier.
LA Arboretum in May
On May 15th, Bridget came to visit Arcadia, and as a part of my Arcadia tour, I invited her and Kanie to the LA Arboretum to check out peacocks and flowers. We didn’t stay there for long, though, so I didn’t get to take as many photos as I would have liked. I’m also pretty bummed that we didn’t have a photo of us together. Gah! But the arboretum was still beautiful as always. These night blooming cereus are one of my favorites. I was surprised of how many colors they came in.