Thursday, September 29, 2016

Happy Hour


Happy hour with the girls on a cloudy Thursday. Tucson thinks everyone must be students because happy hours always seem to be 3-6. We tried the Coronet for drinks today, which is spency and elegant and somewhere I'd go to happy hour once I have a well paying job and dress nicer.

Saturday, September 17, 2016

Day at the Winery


 Spent the morning picking grapes and sorting grapes and sweating in the Southern Arizona sun. It was gorgeous there on this little winery. And the grapes were small and cute but you had to watch out for bees because they were hiding in the bushels, ready to attack those unsuspecting pickers, aka Patrick. We were able to try some of the wine they produce and I managed a free wine glass so now Karla has something to drink all of her wine out of. A good day of volunteering at Hanna's Hill Vineyard with Patrick and his friends.

Monday, September 5, 2016

Sunday, September 4, 2016

Balboa Park


The high school running nerd in me had to go to Balboa Park when we were in San Diego. And I realized there's a lot more to Balboa than just the zoo. It was the sight for a 1915 expo so there's many buildings in gorgeous architecture that now house museums. And on Labor Day weekend, it was packed. We strolled among the crowds and finally headed over to the cross country course. It reminded me of Belmont--just a course within a city park. Nothing special to it. And everyone seemed to be going about their day without knowing the significance of the course. It was kind of cool. Unfortunately, I still can't run so Patrick will have to bring me back another time!

Friday, September 2, 2016

Seaside


San Diego for the long weekend. Patrick showed me all around--and especially to all his old haunts. His grandparents live three blocks from the cliffs. You can see the ocean from their front porch. It's absolutely stunning. When we walked around on Friday morning, I think I had my mouth open the entire time. So beautiful. And you can walk down a precarious path to get to little beaches. Oh gosh, it's great.