Steve and I spent our 17th Anniversary here at the Channel Road Inn in Santa Monica.
Here are the cute yellow chairs in our room, it was very bright, cottage-like bed and breakfast. We really loved the breakfast and aftenoon snacks. All homemade and super delicious! The cook even gave us a cookbook.
An anniversary trip wouldn't be complete without a trip to the temple.
This is were we were married 17 years ago.
These pictures are in no particular order but just a run down of the restaurants we tried and the shopping we did:
Steve at the Inn.
The beach was too cold and windy, so we did some shopping.
This place was on a list of restaurants that a co-worker sent to Steve. It was a total hole in the wall but one of those places that you would go back to for sure. We even saw an actor and his family, just can't remember his name. Steve recognized him.
Our first dinner was at Baby Blue's BBQ which was a DDD recomendation. It was GOOD!
Santa Monica Pier and my fortune said:
You've been trying to figure out the best time to travel. You're wondering if a business trip or a vacation would be good. You may be wondering if to travel is a better thin than to arrive. It is not fit that everyone should travel. You change your sky, not your mind, when you cross the sea or land. A busy idleness possesses you; you seek a happy life, with ships, cars, and planes; the object of your search is present within you. If you travel for your holiday remember a good holiday is one spent among people whose notions of time are more vague than your own.
Thanks for that bit of whatever...
I have been here a couple of times now and there is always a line out the door. It is an ice cream and cookie place. You get to pick out to cookies and a flavor or ice cream to make your own ice cream sandwich. So cheap and delicious!!!! It is just down the street from UCLA hospital.
Just a little insight to the bed and breakfast that we stayed in. It is a historic 14 bedroom mansion that was built in 1910 and moved to its current place in Santa Monica Canyon in 1977 where it was restored and turned into a bed and breakfast.
The massive oak front door of the Channel Road Inn.
Steve liked the shape of this board so I got to hold it for the picture.