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Fry’s Electronics
The devil is in the details I walked in wonder through this place when it first opened as Incredible Universe. They had computer parts, stereo’s, tv’s and electronics. It was a geek’s paradise before the internet began to satisfy my needs. I use to line up on Black Friday for deals. The parking lot was always full in the afternoons and the lines huge.
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Wingstop – San Clemente
Wings enable flight Wings help Icarus to burn Wings help fill me up. Orlando Florida was the place I experienced many firsts. First time I visited Disney World. First time I saw the Tiffany Museum. First time I tried fried chicken wings tossed in bbq sauce. I spotted a Buffalo Wild Wings and got hooked. I’m not a huge fan now as the wings are smaller and are dry quite often.
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Ariva Apartments 4855 Ariva Way #130, San Diego, CA 92123
Driving up to the building it feels more like an upscale Hotel than an apartment complex.
- Art - Museums - Galleries, Bbq, Burgers, Chinese Food, Dessert, Fried chicken wings, Fried zucchini, Ice cream, Post by Soo, San Diego, Seafood, Steak, Tacos
Del Mar Fair
Through the rabbit hole Caterpillar gives advice See the white rabbit. Breathe deep the delicious scents in the air. Smoky bbq is the strongest. I love the places that smoke/grill with wood. Then there are the fryer scents from Chicken Charlie’s and the fish and chip places. I love coming here each year to see the sights, smell the wonderful scents, and eat food I can’t get anywhere else. This year’s theme is Alice in Wonderland. Wonder what will be found through the rabbit hole…
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Super Sergio’s 4125 Convoy St, San Diego, CA 92111
Fast friendly service combined with super tasty food is surely a magnificent duo for this Mexican food place.
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Yelp Elite Event: Ariva Apartments
Rainbows in the mist Sprinklers spraying back and forth Run and jump over. Place is fancy. When I was a kid I remember during the summer the when the lawn sprinkler came on it became the AC and the entertainment for maybe a half hour.
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Dukes La Jolla 1216 Prospect St. CA 92037
I’ve walked and driven by Dukes probably a dozen times over the years and for some weird reason never went in to dine.
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Gordon Biersch Brewery Restaurant
Valley Circle Theater A single screen theater in the Mission Valley section of San Diego. One of three in it’s heyday (the other two were the Center and Cinema 21). Anchored the Mission Valley West Center before its demolition. Opened by National General Theatres on December 23, 1966 with Peter Sellers in “After the Fox”. The theatre had 922 seats, all on a single level. It was closed and demolished in early-1998. http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/18164
