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August 16, 2013February 17, 2019Erin | The Thrifty Travelista5 Comments on One Day in Tokyo: How To See It All

One Day in Tokyo: How To See It All

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Hi there! I'm Erin, a Southern California native who loves old stuff and tacos. Always on the look out for a great museum, bookstore, and beautiful views.

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The lighting at Cambodian birthday parties is 🔥🔥🔥

It's always fun to rediscover how cool your city is. As I drive through Terminal Island to Long Beach (San Pedro's more well known/well liked neighbor) to work I see the working port and all it's mechanisms, but just above my house are parks filled with plants, ponds and Pokemon.

What's that? It's #nationalhamburgerday? Ok, so I don't eat meat but I have to share the legit best veggie burger ever. It's at the Yellow Deli in my hometown of Vista, in San Diego. If you like your lunch with a side of controversy, check them out. The Yellow Deli is owned and operated by the 'Twelve Tribes,' a holistic 'movement.'

Absolutely loving all the roses in bloom right now. And I love the Point Fermin lighthouse so I had to grab this shot when I was there the other day. What's up with this weird Spring/Summer with one day bright and sunny and one day overcast?

I've been kind of obsessed with tiny northern California Beach towns for awhile. But, southern California beaches are ok too, I guess. My calves still hurt from climbing stairs and exploring that big rock, but I found a cool 'secret' beach so I guess it's with it. Come this weekend it won't be so secret any more. Are you ready for summer?

If your city hall doesn't have a Bunnyhenge, what are you even doing? Visited the Newport Beach Civic Center yesterday so I thought I could share some pictures I took there last year. Not only is the building beautiful, there's a park with walkways and a sculpture garden, a gorgeous cactus garden in the front, and a sky bridge leading to a dog park on the other side of the street. Plus it's a few blocks from the beach. Cross your fingers this will be my new workplace...

I hope every Saturday is like this.

It's my birthday and calories don't count. So this picture wasn't taken today, but it's a mood, ok? This giant doughnut from Springfield in @unistudios was legit and a great addition to our visit last month. I've been 35 for 9 hours and so far, it's been an amazing day. Bring on the cake!

Spring has officially sprung here at Rancho Los Cerritos. The wisteria is almost gone but color is busting out all over. I love how much the garden changes, every time I come something new is blooming. .. .. 1) The eighty year old wisteria bush only blooms for a short period of time every spring. 2 & 3) Literally called Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow the flowers bloom as dark purple, turn lavender the next day, white the following and then fall off. 4) Some of my favorites, California poppies. 5) Water lilies in the courtyard.

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