Nevada City, CA

I went to Nevada City this past weekend for a Deep Tissue Massage workshop.

Massage classroom

The Mexican place next door framed one of their grease-stained cookie sheets because the stain reminded them of the Virgin of Guadalupe. Awesomeness! I had to take a picture. A man, who I assume is the owner, asked me what it looked like, and I said "The Virgin of Guadalupe, of course," and he loved that I wanted to take a picture of it. He said they were bringing it to the church the next day to get blessed.

I loved Nevada City. It is such a cute little town. Population 3,000 very friendly, very cool people and fantastic, historical, Victorian buildings. Adorable.

Breakfast with my mom and the in-laws in Santa Barbara

I still need to pick Oliver's brain about archiving the insane amount of photos I have stored on my computer, but in the meantime, I deleted a bunch of podcasts and, although I thought I had a bunch of space still on the hard drive, that seems to have done the trick.

Here are the rest of the pictures from our weekend in Santa Barbara:

Tide Pooling with Mr. T

So my electronic hoarding habits have caught up with me and my computer isn't letting me upload all the pictures I took this weekend to share with you - but, once Oliver gets home tonight, we'll hopefully figure out some way to fix the situation. I had breakfast with my in-laws and took a lot of pictures of them, and they are all still stuck on my camera. In the meantime, I have a bunch of other pictures of tide pools to "tide you over". ;o) Kind of an obscene amount of tide pool pictures, but we don't make it out to the beach very often so I went a little overboard.

Aunt Jolene & Uncle David's House in Templeton

Toby and I went to Santa Barbara this weekend and we stopped at my aunt and uncle's place in Templeton. The trip was a long one, and it was nice to get a chance to break it up a little, chase Toby while he chased their dog Jack, and see my aunt, Jolene, and my uncle, David. We love you!

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