Here is everyone (minus me) at the beginning of the day. Click the pic to see the rest of our pictures from San Diego. Aside from traffic on the way and losing Riley once in Sea World, everything was great!
Add on: The kids had a great time. They were quite amazed by the animals. Emma decided she wanted to be a dolphin trainer. I wonder how many kids say that after they go there?
There are people put on the earth just to bug the crap out of you. Couldn’t be character building, could it?
We were in LA today. We have gone to this particular area several times in the last seven months. I can never find any fast food places to eat. (Yes, it’s Beverly Hills) So, this time we had to get gas on our way out. I decided to ask the girl at the cash register if she knew if there were any restaurants nearby. She looked at me quite confused and said “no”. I paused and said “No, there aren’t any or no, you don’t know?” She said, “Uh, maybe on Sunset.” Ok, if you have ever been on Sunset, you know that is a ridiculous answer. I just looked at her and said, “Gee, thanks.” I suppose she could have just started working there, I doubt it. Maybe she lives a distance from the gas station, probably, but still. I just don’t understand not knowing your surroundings. I mean, where does she eat lunch? I guess snooty Beverly Hillsians and Bel Air-ites don’t patronize fast food places, so there are none. Whatever. I just went to the same Westlake Carl’s Jr as always. We had to drive 45 minutes, but we all survived.
See you guys later!
He was mentioning today that 2+2 is 6 and I said “not in this country”. He replied, “Well, that’s what they say in Canada.”
Don’t go to the bookstore on Harry Potter release night.
Do I seem like a PE teacher type?
I am putting my head on the chopping block here,but…
I have realized that men and blogging brings out something that may have otherwise been a “man code of conduct” that we women didn’t know about. Or maybe it is just me. I have never, before blogging, seen such rude offensive treatment of each other in the name of “good conversation” or “discussion”. I don’t see it among the women I know who blog, just the men. What gives the license to call people vulgar names and be downright mean in the name of sharing your opinions? I’m sure some will defer to “we’re only kidding” but I find it disgusting. Of course, you will prbably all say “you don’t have to read it”. Yes, that is true and if that makes you feel better about bashing each other, go right ahead. If you’ve always been this way, I guess I just wish I never knew.
Can a person comment whatever they want, wherever they want on a blog, provided they are not blocked or something?
