

Well. It turns out we just didn't take all that many pictures because it was a really short, and very busy trip. In sum: California is quite different than we are used to, it's so expensive it makes our eyes water, and yet we maintain a steady faith that we are going to like-- perhaps even love-- our new home out there once we get to the other side of the enormous change. I will say that we stood out absurdly in our sun hats and liberally applied sunscreen, in a land where most women my age are starting to look like old pieces of fruit leather.
The photo up top was taken in Palo Alto when I took Audrey for the morning to a playground and water park for toddlers. The one below is at our local supermarket where they keep a few farm animals on hand to distract shoppers who may be less interested in the display of pricey cheeses than they are in "oinks." Audrey is especially a fan of the llama who charms her despite his extremely crooked teeth and bad breath. And she actually does go for the pricey cheeses-- they pair so well with her favorite cocktail olives.
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