Osaka/Kyoto

I've been meaning to post these photos from my Osaka/Kyoto trip. Perhaps I'm nostalgic for the summer.

1. Fushimi-Inari in Kyoto, where you can walk through the long row of shrine gates.
2. Fushimi-Inari is surrounded by statues of foxes. Here, you can write your wish or whatever you want on a wooden fox tablet. Mitsu was everywhere!
3. Entrance to Kinkakuji, Kyoto. I'm not sure if he noticed that I was taking his picture "in passing." I stole his image.

The only thing I've had in common with "Lost in Translation": this view, from where I stayed in Osaka with lovely family.

On Our Way, Continued

• Re-cap of the Detroit Tigers portion of our honeymoon here.
• The photo above is from the resort portion of our honeymoon. There is much to blog about, mostly regarding events, clothes, and...Carleton Popperstein. TBC.
  
• I got these shoes at Payless today. They are apparently only available at certain Payless locations (in Chicago: Lincolnwood, Woodfield, Old Orchard, State Street, Michigan Avenue). I thought they'd be a part of the timeless Halford Collection, but Mordecai informs me that they're a part of the not-so-classic Cenobite Collection.
  
• Summer is coming to an end. It's all downhill from here! Quick, paint your nails a coral orangish color now while it's still acceptable, before people think you're a Halloween nut.
  

Wedding Weekend!

This past weekend, Mordecai and I attended two weddings. On Friday, we went to Sarah and Matt's wedding in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania.

Mordecai's parents drove us back east and we flew back on Saturday from Newark. On Sunday, we went to Jade and Raj's wedding at the Harold Washington Library in Chicago.

Congrats to Sarah & Matt, Jade & Raj!!! Wedding season is a lot of fun.

Catch!

Who would've thought, there are pictures of me being active. Actually, these were taken after I took a nap while Mordecai and Kota threw the ball around. At least I don't throw like Mariah Carey (video of her pitch at 00:21 here).