San Diego

i was born in san diego, cali. i think its a great place, to visit, to live. i was only there the first 4 yrs of my life but i still take mini vacays there. the water is deff colder than florida. i was swimming with stingrays! but its amazing. just walking on the boardwalk, looking at the water and watching extremely older couples dance on roller skates! lots of fun!

There’s now an Everybody Hates a Tourist for San Diego.

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I went to the SanDiego Comic Con, and nothing else… I had a wonderful time and I can’t wait to go back and see more of this beautiful city!

Awesome City and I think I didn’t see enough of it. Worth visiting again. I’ve been to Balboa Park and Seaworld.

Balboa Park
San Diego Zoo
Gaslamp District

I know it sounds king of touristy, but do visit the San Diego Zoo. It’s totally aweseome.

I went to San Diego for a conference, but did quite a bit of site seeing too. La Jolla Cove was one of my favorite places. There is a closed beach where seals come up on shore. It’s really cool. I loved the laid back atmosphere and the fact that I totally fit in wearing my Reefs everywhere!

My close friend Sean moved there a few years ago. I’m still recovering. Planning a visit for the not-too-distant future.

I visited a family friend there in 1999, one of the best trips, and now I want to go back and visit Sean and La and bury toes in sand and be in California.

Though it was busy, the people we met were very friendly and I enjoyed the trip.
We stayed at the Day Inn in Hotel Circle. I recommend this particular hotel because (despite the fact that some Day Inns are really crummy) this Inn was very nice and the swimming pool is absolutely stunning at night.
The pool is kind of hidden and surrounded by trees so that the only thing you see are the stars above. I loved it.

Becoming more crowded and trafficky all the time, but I still have a special place in my heart for all of San Diego.