California Dreamin...

Last weekend I went down to California for one of my many roommates wedding. Seriously, this wedding was great. My roommate (former now obviously) Kennedy got married (finally) to Christian Clayton, who happens to be my present roommate Cami's cousin. (And yes his father is L. Whitney Clayton). Anyway that isn't the point. The thing I LOVE about Kennedy and Christian is that us 3 (THIRD WHEEL? HOW UNUSUAL) can go and have the best time together. We'll go to lunch and they aren't the kind of couple that will have a tag a long and be totally pissed about it, they embrace it. Including me in everything. I can't wait for them to get back up here. I'm counting down the days actually.



Besides the wedding, I stayed at Katelin's house. It was very nice. She lives in Tustin, California. We went to the Sawdust festival in Laguna and got some really good things. We went to two movies, Batman and Mamma Mia!. And might I add that Heath Ledger did an AMAZING JOB. I can't even begin to describe how well he did. We also hung out at the Irvine Spectrum and had a real good time. I had a very good weekend in California, and long for a time when I can go back. One day I'll head back there...And it will be for more than 5 days.
We didn't take too many pictures, but the one we did was priceless. We were in Laguna and there was a couple taking engagement shots. And also there were 3 other girls that were taking these shots with her. And occasionally the fiance would hop in the picture. The one getting married was the only girl NOT wearing sunglasses. So the photographer looks at me, because I WAS wearing sunglass and always do, grabbed them off my face and said that she was going to borrow them. Yeah right. What if I had a rare eye disease where I couldn't go outside without sunglass? That could have been very dangerous. Well luckily enough for him and myself I DON'T have rare eye disease, but still, who takes someone's sunglasses off their face. Really? Anyway, the photographer took this picture of Katelin and I. Classic.