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Our "Girlie" Weekend :)

Warning: LOTS of photos. I had such a hard time choosing photos.

My "baby" and I left for San Diego--Starbucks in hand ;)--around 10:00 a.m Saturday. Our first stop was the hotel to "freshen up" for our Afternoon High Tea.

Here are some pics at the Tea Shoppe. You can see it's a very "cutesy," cozy place. We were served a delicious, filling lunch of various tea sanwiches, scones, fruit, quiche, and dessert. Here are some pics at the Tea Shoppe.The Tea Shoppe just happens to be in a quaint, little shopping area. So we had to check it out. Here are some pics of the shopping area.

Sunday we went to Sea World for a couple of hours (we have passes till the end of the year). I didn't take my camera inside, so I just took a picture of Ashley in the parking lot. I will admit, I am a crazy mom and I told her to sit on the roof of the car so I could get a good shot of the "Journey to Atlantis" ride in the background ... she was very happy to comply, though :)

After we left Sea World, we met Carlito and Carlos at Shoreline Village, where Ashley did a little shopping (she fell in love with this yellow dress ... notice that the bodice is slit to the navel ... hmmm), and we ate at Chili's.


Comments

Anonymous said…
Looks like you had a great time!! How fun! Ashley is so photogenic and very good at posing!
Carmela said…
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Carmela said…
Yes, she is! She is a photographer's dream. Lucky me! ;)

But then again, your daughter is very photogenic as well. I ADORE taking pictures of her (and I get the feeling she likes her picture taken as well!)
Debbie said…
How fun! Good for you and Ashley taking some time for yourselves!! I take it Ashley didn't get the yellow dress??!!?? :o)
tjep said…
Boy I would like to visit that tea shop! What a wonderful thing to do...have a mother-daughter weekend...very nice! Love the pics!
Anonymous said…
*giggles* thanks mommy and zia michelle for the lovely comments on... who else? me!!! j/k well anyways thanks a lot!!! i love you both! :) debbie, im sad to say no i didnt get the dress :( oh well... - *ashley*

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