Bonjour, mamma.

Sometimes, it's super difficult to find something on Netflix that is worth watching; especially with respect to documentaries.  What initially drew me into this flick was the fact that it was about food; my ultimate passion.  What kept me interested throughout was the INCREDIBLE cinematography and sweet, intimate dialogue. Aesthetics and dialogue aside, the deeper value and meaning behind this film really inspired me to work harder in my career, not for self-satisfaction, but to please my parents and preserve their dynasty. Some notable quotes from the film: " Always look ahead and above yourself. Always try to improve on yourself. Always strive to elevate your craft. That's what he taught me." " These days the first thing people want is an easy job. Then, they want lots of free time. And then, they want lots of money. But they aren't thinking of building their skills. When you work at a place like Jiro's, you are committing to a trad...

I really like this.

I am very excited about my new little hobby/idea. I just discovered this small little antique shop in the slums of the city that has an entire room of old, tarnished chandeliers that could be truly stunning after a little bit of "fixing" up. I have decided to purchase two of them, add some textures, colors etc. and see how they turn out. I will keep you posted on my outcomes. until then.. here is some inspiration. [made out of milk cartons!]

Alright, I will never be a professional photographer but the butterflies I get when I am in my moment (snapping, aiming, focusing) has truly impacted countless areas of my life. I gain my inspiration from many things, but this person in particular warms my soul. She is a super young, talented girl with an undeniable eye. her name is Olivia Bee & she inspires me. [all photo credit: Olivia Bee]