> > You're in luck. I typed in a long trip report and then bumped a key by accident and the whole site disappeared. Don't you just hate when that happens?
> > But you are in luck, because I'm not going to try to type it all in again.
> > We're in Camarilla, which is near Oxnard, which is just outside of Ventura, which is a little ways north of LA, which is in freezing California. Rain, rain, rain. We went to Florida recently and it was cold and dry. Now in California, it's cold and damp. We may have to go back to Tennessee where the weather is the same, but it's supposed to be that way.
> > But we won't go until we drive up the coast to Morro Bay. That's California at it's best.
> > Be home late Monday night.
> > Howard
>
> Howard! My goodness!!
> If you drive up the coast from Camarillo (with an O, not an A) to Morro Bay (where I've got cousins), along the coast, then you will freakin' drive right through my city!
> Right on 101!!
> Geez! You really really ought to stop in Santa Barbara! We've become some what of a Tourist Trap, but it's here! I mean, *HERE!* Aitch-ee-are-ee!!! In capitals!
> Is there any way you could stop?
> Or, perhaps, by the time you see this, have you already gone through? : (
> I guess I really don't know you all that well, but I'd love to meet (meat?) you.
>
> -fly"I mean, come on, folks, it's *Howard*"in"; )"gca"and yes, I'm soaked, it's raining MORE cats and cheese"ts

I went through Santa Barbara twice. I wish my sister would quit moving. By the time I found out that Morro Bay had two r's, she had moved to Ventura. By the time I could spell that, she moved to Santa Maria and I learned to spell that. Then it was Camaria. No, that's not right.
Howard