Kip is really good at find awesome leather bags at thrift stores. I still need to woo him with caffeinne and sneak into his house to steal one for myself. He's giving away this pretty one on his blog now and I do believe you should enter it.
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So. I'm pretty late on blogging this too, but whatever. The week after Steph came, Kip boarded a plane from Minneapolis and arrived to stay with me for the week. I was really bad at taking pictures, but here are a few from our adventures:
The first night we walked to the park and went to a coffee shop and talked.
On Wednesday, it rained, hailed, snowed, and thunder and lightening all in one day. It was impressive. We started at the Brooklyn Bridge, spent $6.50 on bad cappcuinnos while it snowed outside, and walked all the way through Chinatown, SoHo, and eventually to Union Square where we met Nate for dinner.
We did pop into a store in Chinatown that day to find tape to tape up on a hole in my boots, but left only with Pocky.
The next day I had class, so Kip went into the city to meet friends. I was planning on meeting him, but ended up not feeling well, so I met him in the city the next day. We walked a bunch and ended up on the Highline by the end.
The last night we went back to Brooklyn and hung out with friends on campus until Kip left to catch his early morning flight. It was such a lovely week and it felt so right to go on adventures with my favorite boy-pal again.
We're both moving back to Boise for the summer to work and finally unveil our new venture and I seriously could not be more excited. I've only known Kip for less than year, but he's one of my closest friends and I am forever grateful for his frienship and partnership. Love you, Kip-boy.
I'm rather overwhelmed with photos and homework and things to blog so I thought I would share some of the gorgeous film photos Kip took while he was here. It was so good to have him here... He left early Saturday morning and I already miss him...
Truthfully, I don't always like this city. I get tired of the subway and dirt and creeps and the busyness, but these photos totally remind me why I love it too.
(all photographs by kip stutzman)
