The other day I had a day off so I took the kids and wife downtown to take a tour of the San Diego bay on the San Diego Harbor Excursion tours boat and they all had a great time on the boat. There's so much to see from the water. I've lived in San Diego for maybe 30 years and I've never done this before so this was kinda special for me and my family. My wife had her nikon camera so she was able to take lots of pictures for remembrance. It was a picture perfect day to take pictures on the bay. Just look at these photos.
Yesterday was my day off, my family and I went to the Chula Vista Nature Center to see what animals they are preserving. I had been working overtime lately and I owe my family some quality time with me, so I thought of taking them to this place. My wife hasn’t seen this place yet since she came here in America and she wants to go there. This place is actually nearby our home and we never go there but those places that were actually far from us like Zoo and Wild Animal Park, SeaWorld, Legoland and Disneyland we’ve gone there already. There weren’t so much to see at the Nature Center but it was still fun for my kids.
Have you heard the lastest news to hit the web about a british teenager who bikes on water for charity to help flood victims in Londons lake district by riding his bike on a lake 75 feet deep? Matt Whitehurst, 16, insists the pictures are real but he has said he will not disclose how he mangaed to pull off the trick with his bicycle perched atop the waters of England's Lake Buttermere. He pulled off the trick to raise awareness for an upcoming cycling event that will raise money to build bridges destroyed in the 2009 flooding. The 16 year old was quoted as saying " I can't and won't say how I did it, but plenty of people saw me and they"ll confirm it wasn't a camera trick" I'm sure there was some kind of platform propping the 16 year old up on his bike.
The other day I took the family to sea world again because wee have season tickets and my children had a great time. Here is a picture of them posing with none other than Elmo and Zoe from sesame street. They really enjoy going on the different rides at sea world. Now when we are at home my son keeps saying he loves shamu and he misses him. Hehehehe. Kids are so funny. I told him we'll go back to sea world some day when daddy is not busy on his day off. My daughter just wants to walk every where and never gets tired. If we try to pick her up, she will just cry.
Yesterday I had my day off and so after dropping off my son to school, my wife, daughter and I took a ride to crystal pier in pacific beach to take a look at the recent fishing action and see what everyone is catching. As we were walking along the pier I seen a small low flying aircraft heading straight for the pier. It was actually so low that we were able to catch a photo of it. I wasn't sure if this guy was going to crash into the pier or was he just playing chicken. Anyways back to the fishing thing, we seen one guy who caught a 23" inch halibut but other than that, no one was really catching anything. We did see a couple of people catching some sardines but we're not looking to catch sardines. We want to fish for some bigger kind of fish. I love to fish but don't get a lot of time. Thats al for now.
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