I love California! It’s not too hot (sorry, Florida), and it’s full of fun things to see — we went to Yosemite on Saturday, but sadly, only got a hazy view of El Capitan (and not because we’d been in the car for 3 hours with small children) because of the smoke from the first in NoCal (I’m talking like a local now). Went to Pier 39 on Tuesday – tried to get IN to Alcatraz (In -get it?) but the tickets we all sold out. So, here’s a picture of me from the pier, looking from afar. I kept imagining…what must life have been like for those prisioners, seeing life so close, yet so far. Like a piece of chocolate you’ll never get to eat. Then, I headed […]
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Fruit in California!
Hey! I’m on CA for the FIRST TIME in my life, and you know what — they have FRUIT here!! My friend has a peach tree and her brother has a LEMON tree! Here are a couple fun pix!
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I had a grade school villain. Her name was Karla, and she, like most bullies, had been held back a year in school and seemed as if they came out of the womb fully grown. She had a gang – her little brother and a few other cling-ons who were fed by her power, and she owned the swings. I loved to swing. Especially the old kind of swings that hang from chains. In our playground, we could tie one of the set of three to the side, and then play a game with the other two – the one in the middle would swing in a circle, gathering momentum and at the exact right moment, the other “swinger” would position themselves in the middle and the two […]
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