Coachella

I have discovered a part of myself that I can only find in the vast fields of Coachella.

Sunsets are blissful here, as are the fish tacos and green drink.

Bring a straw hat, sun screen, thick sweatshirt w/ hoody (in case of dust storm, extreme winds, cold nights), bandanas (you will thank me later) chapstick, wear SHOES (Sandals allow for too much to go wrong around 100,000 excited and, more than likely, heavily intoxicated people), snacks, sun glasses, bug spray, a back up plan in case your friend bails on you, and avoid any bbq burritos.

Coachella is always a great time. Outside of the ridiculous heat, clueless locals, and possible wind storms... I have more memories here than anywhere I can think of. Too bad majority of those memories are a blur. I have worked Coachella music festival for two years and love being able to party and make money. The crowd here is young, immature, and free. You will see and interact with the best and worst of human beings bound together by music. It is beautiful to see so many different people from different places all over the world come together to celebrate what makes EVERYONE feel good. If you can afford VIP and renting a cart... DO IT! Next year? Maybe...

Be back next year furrrr surrre