Behold this heartwarming photo shoot featuring a girl and her beloved burrito! Growing up in California, I can attest that burritos are more than just food; they are a culinary institution. A Mission burrito from San Francisco can easily last a person three days — but who are we kidding? We devour it in one sitting, and it better be a work of art. Don’t even get me started on the salsa selection and the all-important guacamole-to-rice ratio.
When done right, burritos are true masterpieces. So, to the girl who frolicked in a field with her burrito and had it immortalized by a professional photographer — we totally understand your devotion.
Photographer Laura René and her daughter Mia were crafting an epic burrito dinner when Mia took a bite and fell head over heels. “Mia took a bite of her burrito and nearly melted into her chair, exclaiming that she would marry her burrito if she could,” Laura shares. “A few bites later, she turned to me and declared, ‘I know what we’re doing this weekend! We have to do it! I’m in love with this burrito, and nothing will change that!’”
Mia wanted to have a wedding photo shoot with her burrito. The heart wants what it wants, right?
Burritos have their advantages:
- They never mansplain how to use iPhone apps.
- They don’t ask you to find their missing socks.
- They don’t leave dirty dishes in the sink.
- They won’t bump your favorite show off the DVR for a sporting event.
- And if burritos could ask for directions, they absolutely would.
Burritos are the ultimate companions. This girl knows what’s up: burritos before boys!
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In summary, this delightful photo shoot perfectly encapsulates the joy and love for burritos, reminding us that sometimes food can bring more happiness than romantic pursuits.