@emilyamedina

Friday, January 6, 2017

Camping (but we have showers and a pool)

Disney Camping.
The tradition the Medina family has been upholding for nine years. Consecutively. If you ask my mom, we have been doing it for almost 14 years.
These trips can be summed up in a few words. Titi's (pronounced Tee-Tee) French toast, "Burro", Meadow's Swimming Pool, snickerdoodle, bonfire, revenge, *Downtown Disney, **murderous four person bike, football and midnight laundry room talks. But that is only the half of it. Here are a few photos that sum up the trip.













* Yes, we still call it Downtown Disney because that is how it was and how it forever be. There is no spring there, so Disney needs to stop ruining the classics.
** Never do the four person bike at Disney's Boardwalk. It was a workout and nightmare above fun. IF you decide to do it though, eat a heavy meal and don't let a bad driver drive. That's all I have to say (I'm looking at you CHRISTINA). 



Wednesday, December 21, 2016

OOTD from NC





We had the time, we did it. 

This was a little video Kiara and I made while I was in North Carolina. Everything is thrifted except for the sweet sweet Nike's, which I would have never gotten if not for the Etayo's. Got my first pair on Black Friday. Enjoy~

Music if from My Neighbor Totoro

Wednesday, December 14, 2016

November in North Carolina

This past November/December, I went to North Carolina for a brief trip to visit one of my closest friends to surprise her. She moved away in June and it was all coordinated by her husband, Jon. Jon wanted me to scare her with a ski mask in the parking lot of a Best Buy in Concord on the infamous Black Friday. The surprise succeeded. From there, we ate Cinnabons and wasted money we didn't have. The five day trip was encapsulated by eating and watching as many movies as we can in those few days. Needless to say, we didn't finish them all, and I'm not just talking about the movies.


This is Frida, the Etayo's dog. Sleeping companion and manual garbage can.
Kiara ♡ @chubbymangos





The man behind the plan @jackinpie
Cook Out: hush puppies and milkshakes
@themangomarket



Wednesday, December 7, 2016

a little over a year later


So this is sort of out of the blue (talking about blue, I will never be over my new Howl's Moving Castle shirt I got on black friday, woot) and a little late.
For starters, it has been over a year since I've been on this platform. I have abandoned it more than several times (I am sure everyone can relate to the indecisive and uncommitted part of my personality) but I am back... AGAIN.
I've been pretty busy and writing on a blog wasn't something I was capable of doing for that period of time.
 First off, I would like to consider the break as a GAP YEAR.
The year was filled with:
-Having a new part time every few months (Working at Cotton On, being waitress at a pizza place and now working for a close friend)
-Traveling on a whim (I've been to North Carolina twice! even after I've told myself 2016 was the year I would be back in New York, but I visited close friends, so I don't regret it)
-My sister getting married (THAT went faster than expected)
-and concentrating on my spirituality.
But now, I am back. Since I am alone a lot more than I would like, I found myself back to here. I am here to stay. I hope.

Outfit details:
Shirt- Hot Topic
Jeans- Calvin Klein
Shoes- Nike
Wind Breaker- I have no idea

Pictures by Kiara




Sunday, October 11, 2015

Next thing I know, we're in Stardust


You would think based off of this post that I've never been to the Downtown Orlando before, but it's not. It's the fifth time... I think. I've grown to love it more than I should, now I never want to go home. Compared to Orlando, Deltona doesn't have luxurious hole-in-the-wall Thai restaurants or coffee houses turned bar during the night spots like O-town does. Even though Tako Cheena will forever be my go-to place to grab a meal, a (I forgot the name of the place) Thai restaurant is a close second because of it's unlimited white rice selection with your meal. 

The only highlights of the day were wanting to spend my whole life savings at Zara and the events at said Thai resturant, but other than that, I'll just let the following pictures splay out our day. 











Outfit:
Hat: Sahandra's Closet (Cotton On)
Shirt: Thrifted
Jeans: Calvin Klein
Boots: Cotton On
Belt: H&M