San Diego/Sea World Trip

This weekend, My sister and I went down to San Diego.  The main purpose of the trip was to be at the State 4-H Leaders' Council, that meets only twice a year.  I didn't want to travel alone, so i invited my sister to come along.  We decided that we would get a hotel room, spend some extra time in San Diego, and go to Sea World on Sunday. 

After the Council meeting on saturday, we went over to the Best Western Mission Bay hotel, checked in, and then went off to eat dinner at On the Border Mexican Food Resturant.  We both ended up having Endless Enchiladas.  We both eat 4 enchiladas, then took two back to the hotel for breakfast the next morning.  After dinner, we dropped off the leftovers at the hotel, then went over the Old Town San Diego to look through the shops and take pics.  After Old Town, we drove over to Fiesta Island, and parked to watch the sunset and listen, very loudly for others to hear, to techno music.  After Sunset, we headed back to the hotel, chilled for a little bit, then decided to go down to the hot tub thingy next to the pool.  We only put our legs in because we are retards who don't bring swim suits.  We spend an hour and a half just chillin there.  After that went upstairs to the room and went to sleep.

The next day was Sea World.  The last time we when to Sea World was in Decmber with our cousins, and when we went, we decided to get Fun Cards, so we got to go to Sea World for Free.  It was nice, because it wasn't that crowded.  I really like going places like these in the off seasons, because they you feel more relexed without dealing with the long crowds and stuff.  After sea world, we eat at dennys for dinner, then headed home.  It was really hard to go home, for it was just beautiful there in San Diego.  I love San Diego

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