After School
This was a happy surprise for Maya. The first thing she asked was if she could take off her shoes.
Bare foot and bucket in hand she started playing in the sand. Few minutes later...
Needless to say, Maya did sleep well.
Eating, Drinking & Living Life in Southern California.








After 6 years in San Diego, I finally decided to go to the Del Mar Fair. As soon as I entered, I was hit with smells of cooking food that brought me back to my teens and my first visit to the North Georgia Fair.
I was overwhelmed by the choices. There was deep fried everything. I was scared and excited at the same time.
Is deep fried avocado a California thing?
The smell of grilled BBQ, peppers and onions were so amazing. I had to check to make sure I did not wet myself...from drooling. Seriously, I was following the grill smells like Homer Simpson to a doughnut.
I had a man crush on the grill dude. Any man that can produce wonderous smells like that is so beautiful...wait...that didn't come out right.


Maya had a blast. We started out with feeding the animals.
Then she got to go ride a horse. Her horses name was Pumpkin. Maya didn't stop talking about Pumpkin till until weeks after. This was a first for her. Maya also rode the ferris wheel with me and a few other rides. 

Not pictured were the giant smoked turkey legs and grilled corn with the husks tied back as a handle. I made mental notes of what I will try next year. Mmmm...Krispy Kreme Chicken Sandwich...



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