We found out it was Amy B's birthday so we hit the road a day early to suprise her. Sam Flax made these posters and had them all over the house. There was one really big version in the living room that was super sweet.
Birthday Amy
Bart was djing and played a bunch of incredible 45s from Spain. Los Brincos sounded like the Kinks in Spanish.
We ended up sleeping in the back of the truck that night for the first time. With a foam mattress, some down pillows, and tinted windows you can insta bedroom anywhere. When I popped out of the back of the truck in the morning, we were ouside Cafe Fanny in Berkeley.
I love how small this cafe is. Simple, french, cute and fresh.
Poached eggs, country bread, and proscuitto is one of my faves.
Cedar St., Berkeley casa vibes
Squirrel friend eating breakfast too
the dash
This is PonePone. He lives behind the Wildflour Bakery in Occidental. I have friends that work there and bake incredible bread. PonePone is a tiny fully grown pony that is seriously missing a horn. He doesn't seem real. I love him!
Josh brought us this when we walked in.
Ponepone grubs
Ingrid met us at the bakery. She used to work there and occasionally still does and also sells her preserves/jams/goodies there too. She just started Miel Cooking (www.mielcooking.com), she is one of my favorite chefs ever. My ultimate cooking fantasy is the day that Ingrid, Michelle, Simone and I all make dinner together and eat under the stars with our crew.
Josh bakes and makes art and is a great tennis partner.
Mark met us at the bakery too. He walked over from his place. Soon to be ex-place.
Mark and Michelle's house in Sebastopol
jars of radness. They made tomato sauces and jams and other things over the Summer. I would love for my shelves to having nothing on them but jarred edibles.
Daybed corner at M/M's house
Mark is stoked
The livingroom shelving that Mark made
The stove heats the whole house in what seemed to be 20 minutes. I love this little house.
Sam and Anissa cruising through the Ruth Asawa sculpture area. I love her work.
Adrian looking out from the panoramic view room
a very pleasant sitting room overlooking the sculpture garden/patio at the De Young Museum. Anissa looks calm like the room. Look at the beam of light coming from her heart!
Trio. Hanging with these three rules.
The sculpture garden at the De Young. Fall.
Anissa looks up at the Japanese tree shapes at the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park.
We made brunch on Sunday at Sam and Anissa's. Simone and Terri rolled in fresh off the plane from a tour in Japan. They were tired but still radiant from the rich experience. Such a nice morning of cooking and hanging with our weekend roommates and missed friends. Lots of coffee.
Eero does it best in his egg shaped cardboard eerobed
1 comment:
what an inspiring collection of photos, danielle! when photography feels as multi-layered as a novel, it truly is in a league of its own.
great to see you out and about and to see what you've been up to lately. i would comment on each photo (there's lots to say for every single one), but i fear it would bore you and take too much space in blogger land...
things here are going well. i'm considering taking a bit of time off this spring or summer to travel and write... the thought of it is refreshing.
buenas noches
camille
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