Carnaval

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We enjoyed the beautiful chaos of Carnaval in both Tenerife & Malaga. 
The energy and commitment of so many individuals was crazy inspiring. 
The costumes mesmerizing. 
The food overwhelming. 
The pure joy of the week was infectious. 
Spaniards know how to throw a party, and they show up in full force. 
















Late night toilet stop. 
I have never seen a porta potties of this nature. 
It's simple & totally makes sense, yet it always made me giggle. 



Back in Malaga @ the petal parade, where people threw thousands of pounds of flower petals & paper confetti. It was a beautiful mess. 
Prime grounds for spreading a virus:/













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