Tiny Chinatown

The I

The II

First Look Around

Patterned

Around The Corner

Down Below

Kawaii

Goods

Dumpling House

Pour It Yourself

Pour Me Some 

Fortune

(My little brother, Kyle, ended up buying a bag full of Chinese fortune cookies for $2. This is the face of an excited little dude.)

The III

Hello? 

Tiny Chinatown

A few weeks back,  my mom, my brother, and I planned on going to NYC for a couple days. When that plan got erased off the chalkboard, we all decided to spend a day in Chinatown, MA. We drank (what felt like endless) boba teas all day while we walking up and down the tiny streets. Little pikachus' and Hello Kitty anything and everything around every corner. I was in my happy place. I ended up finding a little asian market where I found all the goodies to bring home with me. Despite all the sweat and sun, a day in tiny Chinatown was just what I needed. 

Cambridge Two

Model

To be completly honest, I have no idea what to name this one.

Cut Off

Class Not In Session

Ready

Set

Clay

Clean and Done

Blank Corner

Mochi

I'm not going to even name this one. I'll just leave it as 'this is what heaven looks like'

Coming Home

We're Home

Priscilla

The day just kept going with unplanned events. Lesley was open and so was the ceramics class. So we spun clay, cleaned up, and enjoyed the silence of an empty classroom. We explored the building some more, until we decided to travel to H-Mart. The most kawaii asian supermarket you'll go to in your life (lie). That was our adventure we've been hoping to go on all summer. Yeah, our feet hurt, but what a day. A day filled with spontaneous experiences.