Regina Spektor Live!

I finally got to see Regina Spektor live!

She was AMAZING. I loved every song!

She played Bobbing for Apples and Poor Little Rich Boy which I really hoped she would play. SHe played almost every song from her new CD Far and most of the songs from Begin to Hope.

She was really shy on stage but very alluring with her expressions.

I hope I get to see her again!

Tattoo

Today I went to Lucky Thirteen and Kelsea tattooed me up with an anchor on the back of my neck. It hurt SO BAD and I know it's not that painful of a spot[apparently] so I think it could be my last =]

The industrial isn't as bad to me.

The Academy of Science

Today Kaela, Erika, Gerald, and Chris took a FREE trip to the Academy of Sciences. It was awesomely fun. This was my second time going. These are a few photos

Being Home

It's nice being home in my room [pictures above] with my crazy colors and my chalkboard rain cloud. I have the same sketches on my wall and the same messages on my cloud from high school. It brings back good memories. 

The Great Dickens Christmas Fair

This Black Friday I went to The Great Dickens Christmas Fair and had a blast! It was like a Renaissance Festival but everyone was dressed in Victorian costumes. The food was delicious and the people were fun. I watched some of a performance in the music hall, shopped around, and ate dinner there. I will definitely be back next year!

California Academy Of Sciences

This Wednesday I went to the Academy of Sciences which recently opened. It was free that day but it would be worth paying the ticket price! They have an awesome aquarium, and they have this really nice African exhibit with penguins and other animals. At the end of it there are a few skill molds that represent the different "homo" species that lead to humans today. It's interesting to read about.

Probably the most impressive thing about the museum though is the roof- the living roof. The top of the building has plants on it and it looks like small rolling hills. It's actually amazing and inspiring. If the museum can do it why can't every other building in the city?