I had hoped to get a more significant post up here today, but just like that, it’s past my bed time.
There is a new gallery that has the shots I took in San Francisco.
I had hoped to get a more significant post up here today, but just like that, it’s past my bed time.
There is a new gallery that has the shots I took in San Francisco.
We were without free Internet access for a couple days while we traveled to San Francisco and then back here to Thousand Oaks. Finally, the Hampton Inn has free wifi!!
Right now, Michelle and I are getting ready to head to the beach for a while before Wordy and Jessica’s wedding this evening. We’re watching The Price Is Right. Did I mention that we saw The Price Is Right taped live, in-person on Monday? Did I mention that Michelle got the call to COME ON DOWN?? Did I also mention that she got on stage and won a hot tub?!? Well she did. It was awesome. I don’t want to steal her thunder on telling the story, so make sure you check out her blog in the coming days for the full tale…
On Tuesday, we drove up the Pacific Coast Highway to San Francisco. Michelle was delightfully surprised at the scenery on the way up– we realized that California is the state she’s been wishing for every time she’s traveled: it has the ocean, mountains, cities, and beautiful weather. I can’t argue with that. It’s a helluva big state. Our drive up the coast took most of the day, and we took a lot of really nice photos (which will be coming to the site soon).
Wednesday, we spent the day touring around San Francisco. It was REALLY foggy in the bay all day long, but we enjoyed Fisherman’s Wharf, took a nice boat tour around the bay, shopped in Chinatown, and walked around Union Square. Lot of good pictures to be seen here as well.
On Thursday, we made it back to Thousand Oaks by about 6PM. We were kind of surprised how far north from L.A. the traffic congestion stretched. We missed the wedding rehearsal itself, but we made it to dinner and got to hang out with everyone at the hotel bar for a while in the evening. It’s going to be a nice, relaxing weekend!
I’d write more, but we’ve got to get moving to the beach…
Kyle stumbled onto this fantastic (and ancient) piece of TV news from KRON in San Francisco, circa 1981. It talks about those days in the distant “future” when newspapers will be delivered to “home computers” by the magic of the telephone! I think my favorite tag in the story is when they are interviewing user “Richard Halloran: Owns Home Computer”