Erianna

Kicked off the morning with a croissant and coffee—because who doesn’t love a breakfast that sounds fancy? Decided to stroll to Lagoon Pier, though I kinda wish we could just swim there. Gorgeous beach though, so can’t complain. On the way, stopped for some Pho Bo. It’s hilarious how we’ve been craving this Vietnamese soup, […]

Hit up Igor’s birthday bash at Squire Loft in South Yarra and had an absolute blast! The rib-eye and lamb loin chops were chef’s kiss. The grilled veggies? Basically magical. Plus, the company was top-notch. 10/10, would party again. Awesome evening. 

Just another chill day – D’s living his best life in the pool, while I’m pretending to work out at Melbourne baths.

Ah, the Great Ocean Drive – turquoise waters, stunning coastline and magnificent scenery. Thank you, Igor and Vika, for taking us on this beautiful trip! We had a lot of fun hanging out with you and your family!

Today was all about taking it easy. Strolled over to Queen Vic Market for some legendary mussel soup (absolute chef’s kiss), plus a round of local oysters. They were a bit too creamy for my taste, but M was all about it—more for them! Even D stepped up and gave them a shot. Respect. Did

Hit up the Scienceworks Museum—small in size but big on interactive fun! We tested our reaction time (turns out, I won’t be an Olympic sprinter anytime soon), played virtual soccer (where my digital footwork was better than D’s), and even hung out with C-3PO! Okay, fine… stood next to C-3PO while he did his best

Time to hit the Melbourne Museum! The insect section? Impressively intricate. But the real showstopper? The Triceratops display—with a plot twist worthy of a Hollywood script. Turns out, this prehistoric rockstar was unearthed in Montana, USA, where property laws are delightfully simple: finders, keepers. So, instead of a high-stakes bidding war at Sotheby’s, Melbourne Museum

Hit up the National Gallery of Melbourne today—bonus points for the fact that entry was free! Nothing like world-class art without the price tag. Had a jaw-drop moment spotting some Uzbek pieces in the Asian collection (was not expecting that!). Naturally, my favorite part was Picasso’s hand-made plates—because even his dishware is a masterpiece. But

Our friends, Igor and Vika, took us on a grand tour of their favorite Melbourne gems, and let’s just say—they have impeccable taste. The upscale looking coffee spot with live music, then wandered into a tiny but ridiculously gorgeous orangerie, followed by a hidden nook that felt straight out of Paris. Très chic. Wrapped it

Took a stroll to the Botanical Garden—absolutely stunning. And the best part? Totally free! Mother Nature really outdid herself on this one. Meanwhile, Melbourne’s weather was putting on its best toddler impression—sunny, then rainy, then windy, then hot again, all in the span of a coffee break. Put that on repeat, and you’ve basically got