Every day in Camarillo is not a celebration. Unlike Catania, some weeks go by and not one fireworks display is seen anywhere in the night sky. Thus one must improvise.
First up was a soccer game at Rio Mesa against Pacifica with our son Mike.
Can you guess which shadow
belongs to Mike?
Spartans on a break-away
Defending a Pacifica Corner Kick
Not a good day for the Spartans as Pacifica outplayed us and won rather easily.
El Niño
El Niño is a weather condition that hits Southern California about every five or six years.
2010 is indeed an El Niño year. This means lots of rain, tornadoes and even water spouts off our nearby coast.
At Casa Contreras, El Niño means cleaning out the culvert behind our bougainvillea plants so that the hard charging water coming off our hillside can safely avoid flooding our back yard.
Men-at-Work
A couple of shovels, some rakes and rain gear . . .
WE WERE READY!
Mission accomplished, the culvert was cleared as we faced a week of rainstorms with no damage to our home!
DINNER WITH DYLAN
The Galloping Ghost
Dylan Moore
We had our good friend Dylan over for dinner the other night along with his Mom, Cyndy, and Grandmother, Debi.
Food, Wine and Friends
Good times don't have to be spectacular if any of the above three factors are in place.
1 comment:
Ciao coach, i send you 2 mail but i recevied 2 failure notice that said: "Sorry, we were unable to deliver your message to the following address. :
Mail server for "verizon.net" unreachable for too long"
So i don't know if you receive them. Just let me know if you read it.
Ciao "mangia mangia mangia" coach
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