You guys, I'm on jury duty. On a case that is expected to last almost a month. And attempting to cram about a million miscellaneous wedding tasks* into my all too brief evenings. I'm going to pop in now and again to hopefully share little stuff, and maybe bounce ideas off of you as I start to lose my ability to make simple decisions** without an undue amount of agonizing.
But for now, I'm just leaving you with these photos from Melissa of
Happy Confetti Photography. We took advantage of Mel being in town (to shoot
a fabulous wedding!) and we all met up. Choosing the location was a no brainer. We live all the way across the city right now, but historic downtown has always had a really special place in our hearts.
Grand Central Market is my favorite place in LA, hands down and I love seeing it through Melissa's photographs. She took pictures of us too, but it feels weird to plaster our faces all over here. You can
hop over to her place and check it out and I'll just squirm self consciously in the meantime.
{grand central market}
{spice stall}
{us in grand central}
{angel's flight}
Actually, the best part about jury duty is that the courthouse is just a few blocks from where these pictures were taken, so I get to walk through the market every day and explore the entire area on my lunch breaks. I'm averaging 4 - 6 miles a day of wandering and it is awesome.
Oh, and if you're in LA, you might want to consider doing yourself a favor and getting tickets to the
LA Craft Brew Crawl before they completely sell out. It was
the best event we went to last year, no question, and it's a great way to see a little more of downtown. We sprang for VIP tickets this year and I'm already excited.
* I think I managed to talk myself out of attempting to bake and decorate 10 cakes the week before our wedding. And I think that was probably the best move I could have made, even though I'm still telling myself that I could bake just one or two or three or AT THE MOST five cakes the week before our wedding. Plus cookies.
** Do I wear my hair up or down? I tried to get D to help me analyze this critical issue during happy hour on the weekend and he told me in no uncertain terms to go ask a girl. He may be an architect but he has his limits, clearly.