Ending of Summer Break

Today is the first day of school  For the last weekend of summer break, i headed for San Diego, to hang out with my best friend Matthew, Kristen, and Jeanine.  On friday night my family drove down.  When we got there we went to old town to have an awesome mexican food dinner.  The next morning, my family went to the San Diego Museum of Natural History to see the Dead Sea Scrolls.  They are ancient documents found in isreal that proves many things that have acutrally happened that is in the bible.  It was very interesting to see.

After the Dead Sea Scrolls, I met up with my friends and we all went to Sea World while my family went off to do other things in San Diego.  It was awesome, we got to see the 2 different Shamu shows, and see most of the park.  The last 1 1/2 hours of the night before the park closed, we rode the Shipwreck Rapids ride over and over.  I think we where able to fit in 10 rides.  Which was awesome.  After Sea World closed, we went to Del Mar to have dinner at denny's, drop Jeanine off, and we headed to our hotel. 

The next morning, we woke up at 11:15, 15 mins after check out and we went down to eat lunch at the Cheese Cake Factory...OMG...that was some awesome food...that was the first time I have ever been there....it was awesome.  After lunch, we went to the boomers in San Diego and played golf and other stuff.  Then...we sadly had to leave and go home. 

So now im here, 45 mins from when scotty picks me up from school...it sucks

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