Santa Barbra

Nick: Yeah, we're bums, and we're a bit behind. We've currently got a nice place to write however, and thanks to a pause in the partying the night before, our minds are fresh with recollections from the previous day's happenings. Allow me to begin with a burrito... In the morning, we set out with our host Isaac to a very close, very delicious coffee shop. He and Tyler had themselves some breakfast burritos. Brian, if you would, set the burrito counter for the day at 2?

Brian: Burrit-o-meter: 2

Nick: Thank you. We headed back to the house through the pouring rain and proceeded to enter a video game induced hibernation. How else could we have endured such a down pour?

Brian: When you live hard you have to play hard. Literally nothing happened until the third member of the household, Don, came back and drove us downtown for lunch. Ingrid had recommended the previous night that we check out a burrito stand with a hyphenated name famous for their molé sauce. I ordered an Olé Molé burrito and Nick got the Holly Olé Molé (presumably a "Holy" Olé Molé, but misspelled). Tyler and Don ordered Burritos as well so that brings our party grand total for burrito consumption up to 6 for the day. Not unimpressive, but not unbeatable either.

Nick: Not enough burritos! I'd have had another one for dinner but Ingrid and Isaac came home hungry for a bountiful seafood dinner, and who am I to deny them that which I also love so well? Thus, it was the group's consensus to head over to a sushi place which, judging by the massive weekday crowd, was pretty good. We've been denied sushi so far along the entire coast and as it's one of our favorite foods, Brian and I went huge.

Brian: The best bang for our buck was to order was what referred to by the menu as "The Love Boat (for two people)." Six different types of sashimi, 3 or 4 rolls, soup, salad, and dessert: it was a feast and it left us satisfied and smiling.

Nick: That is what she said





Brian: After dinner we went back and partied with Isaac and Ingrid by playing a round of Chrononauts and watching an episode of Planet Earth. The power went out at one point and we had to finish our game by the light of a headlamp. Pretty awesome night overall. Although, considering that we have to wake up at 6:30 to get Tyler to the airport on time, we probably shouldn't have stayed up until 2. On the other hand, I can sleep when I'm dead. On the other other hand, if I keep living like this I'll be dead sooner than I expect. Just kidding, Mom. Nick and Brian out.