Showing posts with label las vegas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label las vegas. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 28, 2011

Merry Vegas Christmas

I was very blessed to be able to spend the holidays with the people I love, in a place filled with so much excitement. Now, who said Vegas has lost its charm?

That's what you get for waking up in Vegas


Las Vegas Boulevard

Las Vegas Boulevard

all of the lights, all of the lights

This is the closest I could get to Paris.. for now :)

 Mr. Grinch on the street


Merry Christmas! Would've loved to be in sparkly dress suited for the holidays,
but the city already stole the spotlight. Kidding. Me on Christmas day :)
sunglasses-H&M | cashmere cardigan- Linda New York |
tube top- U by Rustan's | wide leg jeans- U by Rustan's |
bag- Deux Lux | ankle bootie- Old Navy

Better late than never, happy holidays everyone! Hope yours were filled with love, joy, thanksgiving, and happiness too. And to those who had quite a devastating season, have faith. There is always rainbow after the rain, and sunshine after the storm. It's only a few days away from 2012! Another opportunity for us to become our better selves, and learn from our mistakes.Wishing us all a blessed year ahead :)

<3 Roni

Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Highway run

Long roadtrips are one of my favorite forms of travel. For me it creates a certain type of bond that a turbulating airplane thousands of feet above the ground could not, and it shows an unpredictable view that a ship at the middle of the sea would never.But what excites me most about a roadtrip are the discoveries that you make as you drive along that busy highway, or that dark, scary, crooked road whether it be from the people you're with, or from that mountain a couple of miles away. So..here are some photos that I took on my roadtrip to Vegas which I wanted to share with everyone (Or whoever is reading this. haha). I could not put into words how beautiful the highways of this part of America is. 

Streetlights are awkwardly tall, but unquestionably helpful.

"Time was passing like a hand waiving from a train I wanted to be on." - Jonathan Safran Foer

Thanks to whoever thought about the concept of zoom,
for making us see beautiful things more closely.

How I wish the streets in my country would one day be this smooth. I have my hopes up ;)

Mountains to your left, right, front, and back.

Desert.

"Weeeeee!" Isn't this view exciting!

Life is a freakin roller coaster

<3 Roni