vivienne

Hi! All my spa friends got their jobs through Steiner International. I believe they hire for almost all the cruise lines. The company is based in London, UK. Have you even heard of it?

tickets were 50% until 23 minutes ago... i runned away from brazil to here and my life changed to good. now im running away from the winter but will be back soon... if you can do it, please dont hesitate in doing, you can find wonderful things on the way!

So nice meeting you!! I hope you had a good time at the show, vegan party next time we're in town for sure!

Thanks for the sweet comment on my Mrs Mia Wallace set. I'm really glad you enjoyed it!

HOLY CRAP! I hope you feel better soon!

Aren't you moving to PDX soon?

Here's my input on areas to live in Portland. You don't want anything east of 82nd ave (hint: the street numbers go in chronological order, so anything higher than 82 is a no go). Gresham = major no. Here's a break down on the quadrants of Portland:

SE Portland is kind of like the garden of Portland. It's full of coffee shops, cute houses, and really neat artsy stuff. Best areas to live in this quadrant are within the 82nd and Powell confines. Anything past that kind of sucks, except for one or two pockets.

NE Portland is more of family central. There are bigger houses, and more of family/community feel. However, anything near or on Alberta is pretty cool.

SW Portland downtown area. Lots of bars. Lots of noise. Really cool buildings. But there are tons of obnoxious drunks, homeless camps, and the smell of urine and vomit is pretty prominent at night. However, if you find something near Washington Park, those places can be pretty nice (that's anywhere between 20-24 aves).

NW Portland is home to the riches. If you do find something in this area, try to keep it somewhat close to 23rd ave. Anything closer to the river, is super chaotic, and not fun. Although nice, I hate walking through NW late at night.

There's my rundown.

Happy birthday, such as it is.