Southern California Living.

I grew up in the suburbs of Los Angeles County and I'm currently living and studying in San Diego. This morning I went on a run on the boardwalk in Pacific Beach (I'm currently training for a half marathon and I hate running. What am I doing!?) and it was a perfect 75 degrees out. It's mid-October. I'm actually getting really sick of having to wear warm weather clothes. I'm pretty sure this happens to to me every year but I guess I have short term memory loss. I can only wear my shorts so many times and in so many ways. I also just don't like how any pair of shorts fit me, my donk and big 'ol muscley thighs make everything look awkward. I can't wear all black because it's too hot and it's midterm week and I'm just complaining about everything. My life is hard, don't question me. On every street style blog and hoarding Pinterest are pictures of stylish fashion ladies in black skinnies, chelsea boots, chunky sweaters, flannels, wide-brimmed wool fedoras and if I tried to wear that today I would most likely melt.

Also, San Diego isn't the most fashion forward place in the world. Don't get me wrong, there are some people that dress really well; just not the ones I go to school with. Most people on campus are clones of one another, I feel like I'm in high school again. If I see one more pair of 'cheeky shorts' riding up a sorority girls butt and 'frat bro' tanks I'm going to die (probably). I feel like I stick out like a sore thumb, even at a major university with over 60,000 students. There's me, a 4'11" girl with fugly milkmaid braids, short-overalls, and snake-skin loafers. That's always been me though, the girl that dressed really weird but actually knows how to dress herself better than you probably (now I'm just being annoying).

I refuse to conform to strictly greek life shirts, Brandy Melville and yoga pants. (I did actually wear yoga pants today with a shirt that says 'I <3 Bacon'. I don't want to talk about it)

I love you California but

when can I move to New York?

October in Sun Diego.