Like most other years, I returned to San Diego for Spring Break. With a couple notable exceptions (you know who you are), the trip was rather uneventful.

My Cousin's Birthday

Here I am with Annalise, my cousin, on her 7th birthday.

The Museum of Death

Here's John-Paul at the entrance to the Museum.

John-Paul and I visited the Museum of Death on Wednesday. Despite having lived in San Diego for most of my life, I never knew this place was there. It's small, but it does have some interesting stuff (if you're interested in death).

Here are our tickets and a membership form for the museum. Joining at the Resurrected Corpse level ($1000) gets you free lifetime admission! However, given the nature of the museum, you're presumably welcome to visit after your lifetime as well.

Time with John

In keeping with long-standing tradition, I had Sunday brunch with John at California Cafe. I think their Sunday brunch (food, location, etc.) is one of the best, if not the best, in San Diego. Here I am after several mimosas...mimosi?

I also went to dinner with John at one of our favorite restaurants: Peohe's. It serves Hawaiian-Pacific Rim fusion-type food from a beautiful location at the water's edge on Coronado (a little semi-island next to San Diego).

Time with John-Paul

John-Paul after being "prepared" for an evening out worshiping the devil. Or something. For those fashion-conscious ones of you who are wondering: Yes, that is a latex shirt. And I got to paint it on :-) so eat your hearts out! A friend of his gave him a jar of "Liquid Latex." Very interesting stuff. After painting several coats on him (as Andrew Carnegie said, "My heart is in the work"), it dries and forms a "second skin."

Here are the three of us (David, John-Paul, and Chip) getting ready to go into the club. It was late at night, so you can't see details in the picture all that clearly. If it was a better picture you could see my ensemble (and my new leather pants!!!) more clearly. We had an enormous amount of fun that evening (mostly after we left the club, but there aren't any pictures of that).

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