Man, San Diego was great - except everyone, where we stayed, rode their bikes on the sidewalk! I was a visitor, so I didn't scream at them. In fact, I don't think I have ever been more mellow.
80 degrees our first day there.
Our hotel was on a thin peninsula with a large, sheltered bay on one side and the ocean on the other. Mission Beach was nice.
If California is broke, I think we could use a little of that "brokeness" here in our state. Things were hoppin'. The only political bumper sticker that I noticed was this one and it related brokeness as well:HINT: If you want to "Tell Barack I'm Baroke" you may want to get a different car that reflects your barokedness. I see that you drove down to Seaworld ($60 a pop, plus tax, plus parking) with your family from Colorado for Spring Break in a new Yukon. I am sorry. Is there anything I can do to help you (beside talking to Barack)?
I am beginning to thing that "being broke" is not what I thought it was.
Addendum 4/3/10 - Aidan found this link which may explain more about the Baroke Obama concept.
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Oy John! I'm in Richland, that's kinda like San Diego but closer to home.
There are *no* bicycle lanes here but a there is a cool path along the river.
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