Shareen does parties. Who knew?

Ladies indulge.

It took all the strength I could muster to walk out of there empty-handed. But it was fun finding dresses for other girls to try on.

Shareen does parties. Who knew?

Ladies indulge.

It took all the strength I could muster to walk out of there empty-handed. But it was fun finding dresses for other girls to try on.


Shary Boyle: artwork & projections
Doug Paisley: songwriting, guitar & voice

Dark Hand created artwork that Lamplight used as the basis for instrumental compositions and improvisations. This collaborative performance features Lamplight singing and playing guitar while Dark Hand creates live drawings / paintings and animates pre-drawn images on an overhead projector. Choreographed to the lyrics and music, Dark Hand projects her artwork onto a screen, the wall, Lamplight, and other available surfaces.

Here is a clip from the show at the Hammer Museum on May 7th:
Built for Jazz Age haberdasher James Oviatt in 1927.
A self-portrait in Mr. Oviatt’s bathroom.

Rooftop view of Downtown LA.



DJ National Geographic from day to night.

Dancing the night away.

In a very shady part of downtown.
350 North Avenue 21
Los Angeles, CA 90031

No Boys Allowed! So don’t bother bringing a date.
There are many girls throwing dresses off and walking around in their undies (or not).

Shareen leaves a plethora of free snacks out on the coffee table. So if you become famished from all the vintage perusing, you can relax with a dabbing of cheese torta and a refreshing lemonade or perhaps a red vine.
There was a group of girls that came in that were trying on all the dresses and taking pictures of themselves. They were eating all the food and clearly weren’t buying anything. Quite tacky, I must say!

My friend and I were stationed near the bed. We had mountains of reasonably priced vintage dresses piled on it.

So many dresses, so little self-control.

This is one of my SEVEN purchases I made that day.

Directed and Designed by Victoria Thierrée Chaplin; Performed by Aurélia Thierrée
UCLA, Freud Playhouse

“A bewitching 70 minutes in which the nightmarish and the dreamy meet and disintegrate in a puff of smoke and the whistle of a train.” –The Guardian

A brilliant display of physical theater, acrobatics and dazzling stage invention, Aurélia’s Oratorio is inspired by the magic of the music hall, variety show and circus to create an intoxicating concoction of illusion and fantasy.

1. Visit the Bike Guy:

2. Visit Antelope Island:
(click on photo for video footage)

3. Visit a farm:


4. Ride A Scooter
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5. Visit a condemned building:


6. Visit a demolished building:




7. Play disc golf:

8. Enjoy Utah homes
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9. Take photos:

10. Visit George’s Salvage Yard:



11. Play in the snow:




12. Visit Temple Square:


13. Interview someone:

14. Awkward Dance Party:
(click on links for awesome moves)
Nice day? Take on your toughest competitors out on the porch. Spice it up even more by wearing Grandma / Grandpa sweaters. Your cat will love it too.

1765 East 107th Street, Los Angeles, CA

By Simon Rodia, an inspiration of hard work, diligence, resourcefulness, and artistic inspiration.

I suggest taking the metro to the Kenneth Hahn Station on the Blue Line.