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Events in San Diego

Thursday, April 19th, 2007

South Park Revealed ... Walkabout Friday



You’re in luck if you’re coming to San Diego this weekend!!! Friday night is the South Park Walkabout, a chance to get to knew this little gem of a neighborhood. The Walkabout only happens 4 times a year and is a fun mix of art, literature, shopping, eating, walking and talking late into the night. South Park is a little gem of a neighborhood that is ...

Friday, April 13th, 2007

Torrey Pines State Park



Torry Pines State Park is one of the most beautiful vistas in San Diego. Nestled in between University of California San Diego on the north end of La Jolla (just to the park's south) and Del Mar just to the park's north, the park is well marked off of Pacific Coast Highway. This urban escape can't be closer to civilisation, yet from the trails all ...

Thursday, April 12th, 2007

Mount Cowles



Mount Cowles is a great San Diego hike, part of the larger Mission Trails Park.  The Mount Cowles is a great urban escape, head east on I8, exit College Avenue and go north (away from San Diego State University).  Follow the road as it curves and changes names until you reach Navajo, and turn right.  This road curves through some cute (though suburban) neighborhoods until you reach Mount Cowles on ...

Thursday, April 12th, 2007

My cell phone chimed… while Barb and I were waiting for Dinner “it’s in a shabby Antique Mall” I hear Mitch say. No, we were not “Geocaching!”



Barb and I were enjoying the soothing comfort; while relaxing at Croce's Restaurant located in the heart of the San Diego historic Gaslamp Quarter. While we were sipping "Tangerine mimosas" and waiting for dinner to arrive my cell phone chimed. I don't usually take calls during dinner, but the number calling told me it was Mitch and I was anxious to see if he had ...

Thursday, April 12th, 2007

"Elana and The Continential Two" Concert



For a fun evening of lively music, check out Acoustic Music’s presentation of Elana and The Continental Two this Friday night, April 13th at 7:30 p.m. Elana was with Hot Club of Cowtown for eight years touring with Willie Nelson and Bob Dylan. Then she formed a new band adding two of Cowtown’s dynamos, their bassist and guitarist, to her violin and singing. ...

Tuesday, April 10th, 2007

History Buff? San Luis Rey Mission in North San Diego



For those of you with a leaning or passion towards history and/or spirituality, WOW do I have a 5 or 6 sense recommendation for you! Tucked away in a quiet North San Diego County Valley, just a few miles from the Pacific Ocean, you will find a majestic jewel of early California history called Mission San Luis Rey. Walking through the Sunken Gardens or along the arched colonnade, you will ...

Monday, April 9th, 2007

Meet the Chefs, Help the Kids


On Sunday, April 22nd, you can sample creative masterpieces from 15 of the top chefs in San Diego, complemented by fine wines from Young's Market, from 1:00 to 4:00 PM at the Hilton Del Mar, just east of the fairgrounds. Featured chefs include Nicola Calamari from Il Fornaio (see my review of this restaurant posted under "Dave in Del Mar" blogs), Steve Floyd of The Brigantine, and Frank Terzoli of ...

Monday, April 9th, 2007

We managed to be signed in at the Del just in time for Easter Sunday Brunch. And no, our rooms weren’t one of the Del's "haunted" ones.



As usual, the Brunch was in the Crown Room and it was as elegant as befits this Historical Victorian Hotel.

After Brunch Barb and Julie went straight to the Spa; yesterday had been busy and they were anxious to relax.  

They both opted for the Asian-inspired treatment. Direct pressure is applied to points on the feet corresponding to particular areas of ...

Sunday, April 8th, 2007

The "Surrender" experience is reminiscent of ancient Roman spas where guests are encouraged to rejuvenate and celebrate together with wraps, scrubs, baths, and massage.



Barb was sick in spirit and asked me where she could "rejuvenate", and get over the Evil fortune that had intervened; for it seems the wood shodana was destroyed in an accident during shipment.

I told her it was better to "Surrender" than to resist; and of course, I knew just the place; it was on the way back to San Diego. It is just ...

Saturday, April 7th, 2007

Relax in the comfort of our Vineyard room and experience the magic of massage together.



We decided that we did not want to stay in San Francisco for more than a few days; that left us with the dilemma of what to do for the other couple of days.

There are only three places I can say I really know as home: San Diego, San Francisco, and Monterey. Monterey has its "Cannery Row" like San Francisco has its "Fisherman's-Wharf". Both however can boast ...