As promised, we went to the San Diego Zoo. It was a perfect day (70 degrees and sunny), and we had a good time: aside from the traffic on the way home, everything went swimmingly...

Sarah's spring break has officially begun: she just got done napping, and now she's lying on the couch and watching TV. Not that she doesn't deserve to: she spent much of Saturday and Sunday (the actual first days of her break) working in her classroom. I've spent much of the day doing little (no small feat). I like that sentence. As for the rest of the week, we're planning on going to the San Diego Zoo on Wednesday; that should be fun. I'll let you know...

Yesterday, Sarah's great aunt, Luisa, took us to Cannons, a restaurant overlooking Dana Point Harbor (in Orange County, south of where we live). The food was very good; my steak was easily the most tender I have eaten. Below shows the view from our table.

We ate lunch yesterday at Mimi's (in Azusa). I had a salad (not pictured: too big) that could have fed at least 15 people.

Above, Wednesday turned out to be sunny, so we went to Little Corona.

Below, Rebekah went climbing and spotted a sea lion.

Sarah joins her to look for it.

What's a trip to the beach without phone calls from you know who (you might not know who, but that's okay).

Yesterday, we made the trip to Azusa, CA (45 miles north and east of here) to visit Peter. It was a good trip, unless you count the rain, which I might. In a slightly related matter, I learned that the bottoms of my shoes have tiny holes that let rainwater inside. Also, yesterday’s socks smell funny.

The rain has been quite strange (in that there is rain, an absolute abnormality for this time of year, or any time of year for that matter). I actually enjoyed walking in it yesterday (except, of course for the great, wet-sock debacle of ’06). We also found that at Azusa Pacific University, they take joy in the rain as well, as evidenced by the students “wake-boarding” in the parking lot (normally towed by boats, these boarders were towed by bikes). I do miss college.