Unicorns, Sushi and Good Times

It's November! Crazy right?

I can't believe how fast the past 6 months have gone by - and how much wonderful change has taken place.

First things first, I just want to say thank you for the outpouring of love and positivity I received in regards to my post yesterday. I was so overwhelmed with happiness that I think I even cried a little bit.

And, I'm happy to say, Halloween was a success - on a number of fronts!

I decided (very last minute!) to dress up as a Rainbow Sparkle Unicorn. The best part? I didn't have to buy anything. Haha what does that tell you about my style?

I think the costume ended up being pretty cute :) This is the first time in I don't know how many years that I wore this much clothes for Halloween, and, quite frankly, I felt awesome. I could actually focus on having fun with my boyfriend and puppy, instead of worrying about how many people were looking at me, or if I was "sexy" enough. I didn't give a f**k. I ran around like a happy, rainbow, sparkle unicorn and felt confident and very much like myself. 

Vince Neil Armstrong + Rainbow Unicorn + NFL Puppy = LOVE!

Meep!

To celebrate the night, Linus and I went out for a deeeelicious sushi dinner (we are obsessed with saki).

SUPER California Roll!

Then we adventured out to the Santa Monica carnival/street party thing. It was crazy. Thousands of people wandering along the boulevard being extremely drunk and mostly naked. People watching was AWESOME. Being bumped by peoples fake weapons and strange headpieces was slightly less enjoyable. But it was definitely fun to experience the whole thing.

After braving Santa Monica, we headed over to The Dark Room (great bar) and grabbed a drink before heading home to eat cereal. It was midnight and we were exhausted. Yeah, we're hardcore.

It was a fabulous Halloween, the perfect amount of low-key and craziness. Plus I got to wear a bunch of rainbows, which is one of my favorite things to do. Again, I'm really hardcore (obviously).

Hope everyone had a great Halloween and that y'all weren't any of the 73 people arrested in LA last night. 

XOXO!