Dear Blogger,
It saddens me to have to write these words, but I'm afraid I just don't have the same feelings for you as I once did. I don't see things and think of the amazing blog I can write.
It saddens me to have to write these words, but I'm afraid I just don't have the same feelings for you as I once did. I don't see things and think of the amazing blog I can write.
This pretty much means, that you shouldn't count on a frequent blog, ideas come and go but I never take the time to turn it into a blog. This isn't the end of Mi Vida Loca, but just a simple step back. It's not as if I wrote often to begin with, but mentally, I thought about blogs more before than I do now.
It's been a gloomy Summer for the most of it, but thankfully finally warming up.
I have yet to go to my favorite beach spots, but I've
been going on trips to make up for the lost beach time.
San Francisco in June
San Gorgonio
San Jacinto and finally,
Yosemite!
Family, friends, Bryan, and I got the luck of getting a free cabin in the busiest Yosemite time. It was my first time out there and it truly blew me away, the size of the waterfalls and the clear view of the starts at night. Although the cabin was annoying at times with my dramatic uncle throwing tantrums and screaming badly behaved children. Being out of the cabin definitely made up for every second. Visits to Cathedral Beach, jumping in the freezing cold water, hikes to water falls that wet you head to toe, and bike rides through the big trees. The quality time with Bryan didn't hurt either, since he's been away on his own adventures this summer. Being out and about makes me really thankful that I get the chance to do it. Thankful that I'm healthy enough to do it and thankful that I have people in my life that can share incredible moments with.
It's only when you stop and look around, that you realize you're in the middle of all the beauty in the world.
I have yet to go to my favorite beach spots, but I've
been going on trips to make up for the lost beach time.
San Francisco in June
San Gorgonio
San Jacinto and finally,
Yosemite!
Family, friends, Bryan, and I got the luck of getting a free cabin in the busiest Yosemite time. It was my first time out there and it truly blew me away, the size of the waterfalls and the clear view of the starts at night. Although the cabin was annoying at times with my dramatic uncle throwing tantrums and screaming badly behaved children. Being out of the cabin definitely made up for every second. Visits to Cathedral Beach, jumping in the freezing cold water, hikes to water falls that wet you head to toe, and bike rides through the big trees. The quality time with Bryan didn't hurt either, since he's been away on his own adventures this summer. Being out and about makes me really thankful that I get the chance to do it. Thankful that I'm healthy enough to do it and thankful that I have people in my life that can share incredible moments with.
It's only when you stop and look around, that you realize you're in the middle of all the beauty in the world.
Tunnel View
The lil one and my Aunt
Abuelita y yo.
Uncle and fam
Abuelita y Tia
Yosemite Falls
Our Grandma picked that for her.
Lazy days at Cathedral Beach. 
Big and Little
The most precious little girl in the whole world!
Her expression is 100,000 words.
Excitement of feeding ducks.
Bike ride to Mist Trail head
Vernal Falls
I didn't see the gold!
Glacier Point
I want to climb Half Dome, who's with me!?
Coming Events:(That I may or may not write about)
-3 Year anniversary (Yikes! is right)
-1st time to the Grand Canyon
-23rd Birthday
-The start of my LAST year in school!
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