Sarah and I enjoyed a day browsing the lifestyle in Beverly Hills, California. We were in town for the John Mayer show that night and decided to life a day as high-society socialites. It wasn’t really to our taste, but it was a day of fun none the less…

The day began with a visit to the Urth Cafe; a contemporary cuisine bakery and coffee shop with a tilt towards the chic LA healthy and renewable lifestyle. The food was great, and the ambiance was progressive. We enjoyed a soundtrack which included (not making this up) Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture played with full orchestration, but with the lead on harmonica.

Next, we moved on to Rodeo Drive. The 100º sun was pressing down on us, so we took refuge on a bench near the Tiffany’s shop. Sarah let me know that she always wanted a specific necklace from there, so I had her point it out and we bought it for her! (Don’t worry, it really wasn’t very expensive!)

I noticed an IWC shop across the street, so we dropped in and I was allowed to try on a watch that I have been admiring for about five years. The IWC Pilot’s Timezoner is the most beautiful and functional mechanical watch I have seen for under $20,000. It is practical, stylish, and durable. I didn’t purchase it, but I was able to finally feel its weight on my wrist. Someday…

The day finished with a visit to The Grove market place and a drink at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, where we were staying. It was a treat all around, but the best was yet to come. On to John Mayer!!!