Olvera Street
January 18th, 2010
The weather report is nothing short of dismal for the next five days, so we spent the last rain-free afternoon walking around Olvera Street. Nestled downtown Los Angeles, this street is home to dozens of little vendors with kitschy souvenirs and some of the best Mexican food the city has to offer. We stopped for taquitos, bought colorful postcards and ate piping hot churros just as the rain started coming down.
{Custard-infused churros}
{Puppets and Rosaries}
{Hand knit hats and ponchos}
{Wouldn’t these flags look great strung over a desk?}
{A very patient boyfriend who waited while I browsed}
Sold out in ten minutes! Wow! That is fantastic success, congrats
i would like the churros please lol…yummy xD
Haha good boyfriend you got there. I think you two look great together,too
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All about those flags.
and the hot boyfriend!
Lovely pictures… I want churrossss.. miamm
kisses from Brasil
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I love all things Dia de los Muertos! I’ve made a whole kitchen out of it. =)
XO
Carly
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those glittery skeletons — awesome!