Posted by Liberty.
Results > Posts Tagged With > travel
Posted by Liberty.
So as you may know, I spent December 10-15 in Las Vegas and Los Angeles, to watch my favorite band Muse perform at two different radio station holiday festivals. Here are the highlights from that memorable weekend.
Posted by Liberty.
A week ago today, I was in Los Angeles, roaming around in “the world’s largest independent record store,” Amoeba Music, sifting through vintage rock posters, walking among aisles of CDs and vinyl records… and brushing shoulders with director Michel Gondry.
Oh right, ’twas Hollywood.
Vasthy, Liz, Christina and I had just come from eating dinner at Hard Rock Cafe on Universal City Walk. At Amoeba, we were all exhausted but willed ourselves to get lost in the music – literally. I mean, it’s why we were all here.
Posted by Liberty.
Much has happened since my last post. Traveling, hanging out with friends, driving lessons, working. Take that as my excuse for the lag in updates. So picking up where we left off, summarizing as best as I can.
Posted by Liberty.
It’s weird not being able to get online at leisure. I’m typing this entry in TextEdit until I can log back on in the lobby. So actually, it could be worse. In fact it will be, when we leave for Iloilo next week to visit family there. There isn’t any Internet there where they live. It’s miles of rice fields.
Posted by Liberty.
My mom and I landed in Manila yesterday and got picked up by Uncle Jess and Aunty Mely, my mom’s uncle and aunt, actually. As we drove out of the airport – which looked a lot nicer than I remembered – I noticed the air quality, which was almost unbearable when I was here the last time, had actually gotten better, too. Not a hundred percent, but a bit noticeably better.
Posted by Liberty.
I’m typing this from our gate at Honolulu International, while my mom and her aunt are chatting away. I had absolutely zero sleep last night, so I’m quite looking forward to getting on the plane so I can sit back, relax, and hopefully get some shut-eye.
Posted by Liberty.
Here’s a five-minute video/slideshow I made commemorating our Arizona trip to see Franz Ferdinand.















