So. Cal.

Graduation time.  My nephew in Orange County is graduating from high school.  So proud of him.  What a great guy.  We love him lots.  We left Medford yesterday for a 1 1/2 hour flight to LAX.  My sister picked us up.  It took us longer to drive to her house in Orange County then the flight.  Of course, it was the 5 o'clock traffic.  Once we hit the Orange County line things loosened up and we were flowing easier.  Quite a contrast of the drive from Yreka to Medford.

So here we are in sunny Southern California.  The weather is amazing.  Even at 64 degrees it feels warm.  My sister has a lemon tree and an orange tree in her back yard.  We love picking from these trees.  She just laughs at us. 

This morning we left the house to run errands and get pedicures.  We went to a bagel shop for breakfast.  There were so many people in this one little building.  We don't see that many people at the Siskiyou Golden Fair.  The salon is one we have gone to during past visits.  I had waited to get a pedicure and a facial wax.  Good thing.  She did a great job getting rid of my unsitely facial hair.  In fact, she thought I was pretty wooly.  I think her plan was to wax me from my hair line at the top of my forehead to my navel.  Woooo chickie.  Let's just work on my chin.  lol.  Then she told my sister and husband that I need my hair cut.  Keep in  mind that I just had my hair cut and colored two days ago.  I think I need to come to So. Cal. more often.

We went to an Asian market in Irvine.  Check.  Bucket list item #89 complete.  Glad that one is over because it's a little intimidating to go into a place where all of the people (yes, all Asians) give you the look of "whatever made you think you could come in here?"  or "you really think you can cook our food successfully?"  But we made it out with all our body parts.  The parking lot is another adventure in itself.  DWA.  If you want to know what that means, call Tanner.

Some of the rest of the family is driving down today.  Appears that they may be a while due to heavy traffic.  Really?  But it's only 2:45.