Montgomery House and Zuma Beach in Malibu
Carrie and Joe thought they had finally made it when they moved into their newly renovated beach home in Malibu, California. The city had been a dream move for the young couple that met while they were both attending UCLA. Joe was a history major though he would quickly open his own computer distribution business after college and Carrie was an English major. Her dream was to open a small used bookstore in Malibu that would also serve coffee and pastries and sometimes host informal performances such as poetry readings.
They moved into their new home in June last summer and immediately invited some of their friends form Los Angeles up for a visit as well as various family members from across the country. They took their guests to Zuma Beach where the spent a beautiful day in the sun and sand. Joe was an avid surfer though Carrie had never tried anything more than a boogey board though she really enjoyed those.
Since Joe and Carrie had just moved in neither one of them had been able to fully explore the sights and cultural features of Malibu before they began inviting guests to visit. In fact, they hadn’t even fully unpacked, but their old college friends didn’t mind and the four of them had a great time. Joe offered to pay for a room for them in one of the Malibu hotels but his guests wouldn’t hear of it. They went to the Montgomery Art House for Music and Architecture, which Carey had heard was interesting and hosted some quality performances. They passed by it on their way back from the beach and thought it looked intriguing. A local band was playing there when they visited and they were interested to learn that it was designed by Eric Lloyd Wright, who is the grandson of Frank Lloyd Wright. They had a great time but promised their friends they would be completely settled in before their next visit. Maybe Carrie would even have her bookstore open.
Related posts:
Add A Comment