Cheryl booked us a coveted
camp rv site in
San Clemente.
The added amenities meant
convenient water and an electrical outlet. People thought our Christmas lights were awesome, look for it to be big in '10. I just brought them for fun
photo effects.
We didn't let accommodations prevent enjoying what little playoff action there was to be had.
Wow playoffs, wow.
The dog had a great time:
I paddled out at
Calafia. The water wasn't too bad, but there were a lot of waves reflecting off the shore like Fletcher's at high tide. The strangest thing was
watching five foot diameter tumbleweed roll down the shore.
I saw this on the freeway last week. Didn't expect it to end like...
Scared the living daylights out of me. /Poorly shoehorned.
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