Family for Mother's Day

When my flight landed in San Diego I made the bus stop easily but there was a 10 minute wait. The bus dropped me off at Broadway and I walked to the bike shop. I tried out a couple of bikes before deciding on a street bike for four days. They gave me a light and a lock.

I rode Island Street to 22nd and zigzagged up to 30th and Ray. I found that 28th went through but it wasn't worth it. I found a bike shop that adjusted my bars. They told me to check out yield bikes but I couldn't find it online.

I went to Lucha Libre and had tacos while charging my phone. Then I went to the Toronado. The bartender was just nice. I tweeted and posted to Facebook before it was time to go. I went the most direct way I could and it was easy but the road wasn't fun.

I took the most direct route to 16th and Broadway but the boat to Coronado was already leaving. I had to wait 45 minutes.  When it arrived, the boat was odd looking but it wasn't much different from what I know. When it docked I checked into my hotel room. There was some kind of service that got tacked on. I noted that I would want to go look at it.

I was lazy for an hour alone in my room but I did text family for Mother's Day. I looked for a taco place and rode up C street to get there but they were all closed. After looking around I went to McP’s. They played music that I liked.

I wrote back up C and realized the Island of Coronado was very similar to Long Beach’s Belmont shore. One building I saw was a complex on a large lot probably several units. The whole foundation was a  below ground garage.  Back at the room I got ready for bed and didn't go to sleep until 115.

In the morning of the day that I wrote this I was up at 7:30 and made the conference by 745. I had a meal and got settled. I started listening to lectures.  Much later I noted that I had been at the conference for a while. I quit and went to my room a few times. For lunch I went for tacos on Orange Street. San Diego I noted was very similar to Los Angeles.

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