This special garden is nestled in between Rady Hospital, Rady Speciality Clinics building and the parking lots. It is a welcome reprieve from necessary doctoring and I’m sure it’s appreciated by the staff and family members too.
Post by Maggie
Crown Books @ Horton Plaza
Years ago, Crown Book stores used to be everywhere. My curiosity was peeked so I took a look inside. The selection is varied and vast. However I failed to find any ‘hot off the press’ or recent published books, hmm. Prices were competitive with what you’d find on Amazon.
Da Chicken Coop
Go out into the world today and love the people that you meet. Let your presence light new light in the hearts of others. Mother Teresa
Smashburger
I’ll have to admit I was a tiny bit apprehensive about eating here as I was not sure what to expect. Pretty much standard fast food set up with the theme decoration color, Red. ❤️ It’s a fitting color as the staff is very friendly and helpful.
Birch Aquarium at Scripps Institution of Oceanography La Jolla
Seahorse oh seahorse where art thou my beloved seahorse? They can be found here at Birch Aquarium and are by far my favorite exhibit!
Nine Ten Restaurant and Bar La Jolla SD Restaurant Week Preview
This is another joint post, enjoy! First portion written by Maggie. The ambiance is exquisite. Low lighting, interesting, colorful artwork, comfortable seating (includes a pillow) combined with crisp white table linens, deep color wood throughout makes a welcome sight for the eyes. The entire staff is well rehearsed in seamless transition from door to table and […]
SDRW press party with the Girl Scouts cookie-off competition
Steps. So many steps. Back in the day I use to walk up and down the steps to every condo in my complex with my kid to sell and deliver Girl Scout cookies. It was nice seeing my neighbors huddled by the light of their big screen tv’s purchased at Walmart during the last black […]
Tournament of Roses Post Parade Showcase of Floats presented by Miracle-Gro
In 1890 The Pasadena Valley Hunt Club started the parade. In 1895, the Tournament of Roses Association was formed to take charge of the festival. Today few floats are still built exclusively by volunteers, most are constructed by professional float building companies and take nearly a year to finish.