
Eric and I were in San Diego this weekend. His company has this thing called President's Club which is a yearly trip for all the top producers. We stayed at the Hotel Del Coronado and it was awesome!!! Here are some (a.k.a. many) highlights from the trip:
We'd find a cute note like this and a sea shell on our bed every night and this was the view from our room. I don't think it could have been better!
Eric and I found this delicious cafe on Coronado Island and ate there everyday for breakfast. The quiche was SO yummy and so was the lemon poppy seed cake!We spent a lot of time at the pool and the beach with some of the guys getting their surf on!
You can rent bikes by the hour, so we thought it would be a fun way to see the island and it was. We also stopped by the liquor store to get my "fix" (diet coke with Dr. Pepper). Sadly, they only carried Pepsi products and these cool guns with liquor inside them.
This is baby Sierra. She was the only baby on the trip. All the other moms that left their babies were able to get their baby fix with Sierra. She was a really good baby and I don't think I ever heard her cry.Eric was given special recognition at the company dinner on Saturday night for being the top producer so far this year. Eric's boss announced the requirements for attending Pres. Club next year and he should meet that requirement by the end of July. It's in Mexico and I'm already excited!
Eric's boss rented limos for us everywhere we went. We felt like celebrities and it was nice that all 19 of us were able to be in the same vehicle where ever we went. We even took the Hummer limo to In-N-Out Burger!

So, if you couldn't tell by ALL the pictures and narrations, we had a great time. We tried new things - a cheese and chocolate bar, the spa (my new home away from home), and dancing at a "real" club and spent some time just relaxing. We missed our Megan a lot though and we were sad that she was sick while we were gone. I'm still trying to get her feeling better. We owe a lot to my sister-in-law, Jen, who watched Megan and took good care of her. This trip wouldn't have been possible without her!
































