6am- Lawnmower on the golf course.
7am- Dirty dishes from making banana muffins.
8am- Banana muffins are done! And burnt a little because I was tired and read the oven temp wrong...
9am- Satchmo welcomes me back after my run. Those are Ian's glasses he was guarding.
10 am- I grab my key and head west!
11am- I start to lose decent radio stations.
12pm- I arrive! Rob and Danie have a pretty rad suite.
1pm- We headed to Cannon Beach! Rob had some appointments for work and we played around downtown until he was done.
2pm- Chilling on a bench to enjoy the chocolates we all got from a little shop.
3pm- We took a peak at the beach, but we didn't go because we waiting for Rob.
4pm- We met Rob at a candy shop, where I got these for Ian (he couldn't come). They aren't actually lentils, don't worry.
5pm- Cannon Beach/ Haystack!
6pm- Had to get some phone photos of the rock before we headed to dinner.
7pm- More candy! This store had aisles and aisles of classic and modern candy. I got a licorice rope. Then we went to dinner at a restaurant called Doogers where I had spaghetti.
8pm- Lewis and Clark. We walked around a little bit before I had to head back.
9pm- My check engine light is perpetually on. My car also has over 270,000 miles on it.
10pm- I stop at Starbucks before I go into the shop to say hi because driving makes me very sleepy. That is not Rob's jeep, ha.
11pm- I leave the shop because Ian and Justin are staying to make dough and I was too tired to be of help. This is our mint bowl. I ate one on my way out the door.
12pm- Broken! Just before I went to bed, I wandered in the kitchen and realized the cats had knocked a glass off the drying rack.
Here are some extra pictures:
Danie taking pictures of Haystack Rock. She did a cool panorama, too.
Bubbles and feet.
Sandcastles!
Rob wrote Audrey's name in it with a shell.
Pyramid sandcastles!
Awesome day. Have fun finding glass balls in Lincoln City today, guys. Good luck!
Looks like a awesome day, I am jealous. Bad Kitties!
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Hmm, check engine light. Do you know why it's on? If not, you might not be too happy if your car dies in the middle of the freeway somewhere on a typically rainy day. Some places will check it for you for free. (In case you don't know it just involves plugging a computer into a socket.) I think AAMCO transmissions is one place that will check it for free. Most slimeball garages charge upwards of $100 to check it, which takes all of 1 minute. It might be something as simple as needing a new gas cap. If you car is 96 or later, you can drive down here and I'll check it with the code reader I bought a while back and have yet to use.
ReplyDeleteIt's a '92 Camry. Honestly, we'll be getting rid of it come fall, probably. I know I still should get it checked out... but, it's hard to be motivated to do it.
ReplyDeleteMy check engine light is always on, too. I get it checked for free a few times a year to ensure that nothing major is causing it. So far, the issue has been some kind of sensor that isn't really important yet costs about $700 to fix. You should check it. If it's cheap to fix, you'll get a better price or trade-in on your car.
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