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Yesi | Guadalajara, Mexico

She’s from Mexico, I’m from the US, but it wasn’t until we were both living in Amsterdam that Yesi and I crossed paths. We really didn’t get to know each other until we took a spur of the moment weekend trip to Paris where we developed ties that would last a lifetime.

That weekend, we also learned (the hard way) EurRail is far superior to Eurobus, Nutella banana crepes are quite possibly the world’s best street food, and the Eiffel tower is the best place to just happen run into someone you know but the worst place to meet if you are actually trying to find each other (crazy story- ask me sometime!).

Yes, this is the randomness called my life, and I love it! But it’s also really hard since it means that some of my dearest friends are scattered around the globe.

Yesi’s beautiful, graceful, and is one of the deepest, most thoughtful people I know. She’s an amazing personal shopper, fashion designer, and has a killer fashion sense and quite the artistic eye that well lends her to photography as well (see diptych below).

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I’ll never win a most graceful contest, but I do have fun with the best of them!

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Willamette Valley | Oregon Wine Country

Having grown weary of Seattle’s “June-uary,” we set out for a long weekend in sun-drenched Willamette Valley. Wine glasses in hand, we kicked back under the sun, played with light in our cameras, and happily bought cases of wine to stock the wine cellar (a.k.a. my laundry room!) for the summer. ‘Twas heavenly.

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If you get a chance to head there yourself (and you should!), check out some of the wineries we visited: