Early Morning Kosher-Mass at 5:30 pm - Saturday, March 24, 2018

Yes, we were out of the trailer by 7:30 am this morning and headed over to this great little restaurant/deli named D. Z. Akin's.  Can't remember who told us about it but Russ remembered it fondly so we had to go.  There were pickles on the table and all the trappings of a Jewish restaurant.  I mean, they did have non-Kosher foods but certainly enough good stuff to advertise.  In fact, here is the invitation that they had on the tables to share Passover with them.


Complete with macaroons.  How can you go wrong?  Looks like quite a feast.  Just to keep it on the up and up, they also offered a complete "Easter" Dinner.

After breakfast we headed over to the ocean to check out the Sunset Cliffs.  Here are a couple of pictures from there. 



Fortunately we got there early, before the Saturday crowds arrived.  We tried to do some more sight seeing but too many people.  Back to the RV park.

Oh, by the way, remember the fellow that rained on my parade on my run yesterday?  Well, I hope I see him tomorrow morning when I do my morning run.  I plan to show him this picture:



Can you see it?  On the left, it says "Open to the Public."  Duh, what am I?

After relaxing and reading at the RV, I made it to church for Palm Sunday Mass (Vigil).  Lucky me, I got to experience it at the Mission at San Diego.  


Praying for a couple of friends of mine, including Arlena's Mom.  

The Fella that everyone Loves or Hates.  Junipero Sera.
Personally, I love him.  He did his best.

Tomorrow it is onward to Camp Pendleton at Del Mar.  

In the meantime, you all be good out there!







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