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Old town
... the brightly coloured Mexican influenced articles for sale.. we even had Mexican musicians, sombreros and all in one of the cafe areas..
next was a trolley ride ... the trolley buses run from old town to downtown on one route and downtown to the Mexican border on the other route....
during the 1860 s the 16 blocks of san diegos gaslamp quarter, where we got off the trolley, was known for prostitution, gambling and drinking but in the 1970 s ...
Adios Senior Liberdad!
... Humanity. It was funny to see the different senses of humor in the room and how they were tied to the different countries. We often laughed the *************e another's, while the rest of the room was silent, darn American humor! We also met a couple Australians, Tom and Reid, who are slowly driving up the coast and hope to meet up with them at some point.
We are both glad that our CouchSurfing host flaked out, we ended up having a great night!
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San Diego
... of the Tech museum members, so the admission was also free. Also, there was a great deal where you pay 5 dollars per person for tickets for every movie in the whole day. Some of the movies are also 3D. One of them is even directed by James Cameron. That movie is called Ghosts of the Abyss. We got the 5 for all movies deal, and we only saw two exibits. They were Water, and Horse. They were both very interesting, and were about water and ...
SAN DIEGO
... once we got into them.
Mobile apps for either phones or ipads were the new thing to use in education. There is a lot, a lot of free, educational, interesting stuff on the web that has been made to help students and teachers alike. It was great to find out about them and to have some idea how to harness those things in my own work and school situation.
Organisation for the conference ...
A tale of two Bret(t)s
... just across the border. The border town, San Ysidro, is lined with stores covered in signs all in Spanish -- felt like we were back in Mexico.
Then we made the drive back up to San Diego to see Myriem and Brett. Myriem and Bret (with one ‘t’) worked together at C3 Design Alliance in San Francisco. Myriem and Brett (with two ‘t’s) got married the same month as Lizette and Bret in ...
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