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Tuesday, December 4, 2007

The 6-1-9

Amanda and I just got back from a really fun weekend in San Diego. Amanda went out there for business so I tagged along for our first taste of the West Coast. The trip was well documented so there should be a video online soon, but for now I'll just mention the more memorable moments.

Highlights:
- The weather. Turns out California 60 degrees is much more comfortable than Virginia 60 degrees. I don't get it either.
- Morning jog around a new city with Amanda
- Relaxing on my butt all day Saturday
- All day Gray Line tour of San Diego, Coronado, La Jolla and Tijuana
- Two plus hours in line at the border was fun at times.
- Finding out what's in that little beat-up box suitcase that all pilots have. (Ask Amanda)

Lowlights:
- The weather. It was a California winter weekend. Windy and rainy.
- Glass elevators to the 20th floor.
- Tijuana
- Two plus hours in the line at the border was not fun at times.
- Missing flights
- Missing pets


All in all, a great weekend.

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Amanda G. said...

When I first read "6-1-9" I thought this was going to be a post about wrestling!

I have two highlights to add:
1. Finally getting to take Aaron on a business trip. Big Man, you make even business trips fun.
2. Napa Valley Grill. I had the pumpkin ravioli. It was awesome in a Carl Edwards kind of way.

December 13, 2007 at 1:34 PM

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