Herbivore

This past weekend I celebrated my birthday in Berkeley, CA.  I (along with my family) went to Berkeley Flea Market.  I thought it would be exciting like San Jose Flea Market, but nothing spectacular really stood out to me or my family.  Well except for some body scrub from a lady from Africa.  It has an incredible smell, and it left my hands shiny and moisturize for more than 4 hours.  This is really important to me because I wash my hands/sanitize my hands constantly.

I then decided to check out thrift stores, more like one thrift store.  I was kind of bum because I really enjoy walking in places I am unfamiliar with, but my family was not really up for it.  Note to self, I am going to Berkeley by myself next time.  As we were walking on Shuttuck, we passed Herbivore, an all vegan restaurant.

I have been dying to go to this place for some time now, and this is what I really wanted to do in Berkeley.  We ate there, and they have some amazing food [I forgot to take pictures :( ].  I am the only vegan in my family, and I've never tasted great vegan food.


Later, my mom wanted to go to Pier 39/Fisherman's Warf.  I am not a huge fan of this area because 1) it stinks, and 2) it is cold, especially during the night time.  However, to my surprise going down there made my night/day.  We stopped into Rodney Lough Jr. Wilderness Collection,  and I was completely blown away.

All the photos reminds me of how I want to travel and be one with nature. I look at God's creation and am just in awe because who else can make nature so vast and beautiful.  I want to do something like that in my life, like be a photojournalist in my free time.  I don't know yet, but it is an option.

Here are some photos from his collection: