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September 8, 2009 (Tuesday) – Madera, CA (310 miles)

Oh, my goodness, what a drive. I thought I'd been teleported to West Texas but instead of oil rigs, all we saw today was one grove of trees after another. But, honestly now, don’t you think there should be a law that farmers have to put up signs along the freeway to tell you what they are? We suspect they were almond trees, but as slight as our arbor skills are, you could tell us just ...

Big Two-Legs and Little Two-Legs finally got all their detritus into the movey-thing and we (Wadsworth and I) ensconced ourselves onto the pillows on the rearmost seat. Haste and efficiency are more honored in their absence than presence with these two.

... that there was a new Javier's that must be tried out, so Mark and Dan and Ken did the job while Kari and Jill managed the boys and beautified their nails. By 2pm we were basking in the glow of the BeachComber at Crystal Cove marvelling at how wonderful the Engagement must have been back in July while feasting on Grgich Hills and steak salad. Ok...back to work...next chapter, "the rehearsal dinner" later...

... with Guatemala. I knew Tony was born in Guatemala City, but knew little of his family's history. Well, during Rosie's stay, we had the chance to learn a great deal about his family history! Tony's paternal grandparents were actually immigrants from Seville, Spain. Vicente Luna was a music professor and his wife Marianna Escalante made their home in Guatemala City. They had eight children, including Tony's birth father, Cesar Antonio Luna, born ...

... we managed to fit everything into our suitcases. They were very heavy but we didn't have to use the small bag Ruth had packed for overflow. Bill drove us to the airport, stopping on the way for a "light" dinner - we do not think such a meal actually exists in America. We arrived at the airport in plenty of time. This was fortunate as checking in was a zoo. Since Tom is a ...

... I will never forget. Telling them that they were not in any line. Just a crowd. The looks on their faces!!.... Ahhh... You had to be there....Forget it... I realised also after that hour that I was a stupid person. I was standing on the road that celebrities who drive themselves to the Oscars approach on. Thus, the **** people. I saw the guy from the 80's show "Chips". All the big people came in Limousines on the street I couldn't get close too. So I went ...

... voice, "Wheat!" So I handed him a piece of wheat bread. Then he started to get a little upset. "What is wrong with you? Are you doing okay?" And I just replied, "I'm doing fine. Thank you, sir." I don't think he liked my attitude. But despite encounters like these and previously cited situations (i.e.: accused of being prejudiced), I love handing out bread. Maybe I like the anger. Who knows. Friday was a long day, and none of the interns saw it coming. We had our first picnic ...

... past the Beverly Hills Hotel and into 90210 territory. We cruise down Rodeo Drive and round Santa Monica Boulevard again. It was quite a comprehensive tour, and allowed me to cover some sightseeing as quickly as I needed to. I really didn't feel the need to walk up Rodeo inspecting $1,500 shirt pricetags - the view from a minibus was good enough. In the evening I actually made the walk up the Sunset Strip. There are more weird and wacky folk here as well. It was here on the ...

Our visit to LA was brief and very much a flying visit, we did the trip out to Universal Studios and had two days of being big kids on all of the rides and seeing behind the scenes of the movie stages etc...Universal Studio's was great fun and a perfect excuse to be big kids again (not that Martin needs an excuse!!) as it is full of families everywhere!! Going behind the stage sets and actual real built houses in the street was quite cool. We even got to go ...