I got home from work, Lance made me dinner (he's the best!) and we headed off on our bike ride. We were jamming along when we got to an intersection where we had to stop and wait for our turn to go. As we were waiting this guy walks over to us and he totally smells of alcohol. He was pretty young too, I would say in his mid-twenties. He comes over and he says, I have an iPod for sale. I look at him and say, um, ok. Then he's like, this isn't just any iPod, it's Scarlett Johansson's iPod. At this point I just start to laugh. Then he starts going into this whole spiel about how he is selling it for a great price. Well of course, I have to ask him what this great price is. Then he tells us he will sell it to us for $200,000! I almost fell off my bike. $200,000 for an iPod, from a celebrity are you kidding me. And he's trying to sell it in the middle of Santa Ana for that price. Ya, good luck! Lance and I just laughed and luckily our light turned green and we could continue on our journey.
So, I'm putting it out there, if any of you want a $200,000 Scarlett Johansson iPod, please let me know! hahahaha Maybe I can go find the guy for you! hahahaha
Love,
Suzanne
Rod left his $80 sunglasses on top of his lantern and then proceeded to light it. He left to go to the bathroom and while he was gone his fuel burned out and the lamp went off. Tom jumped up and then turned on his lantern. When Rod returned he said, did my lamp burn out? We told him yes and then all of the sudden he says, holy S*^t! All of us thought geez Rod we have another lantern it's no big deal. Then that's when he showed us his sunglasses. We all about died laughing. Why he didn't take them off when he lit the lantern we'll never know! That will definitely be a camping story we will be talking about for years to come!


When we pulled up to Cat's house to get some of her things it looked it was nighttime when it was actually only early afternoon. Such an errie feeling!
Unfortunately with the wind shift, the fire and smoke was causing havoc in Diamond Bar; causing many evacuations and close calls. Luckily though no homes lost there. Other parts of Orange County didn't do so well and over all I think a couple hundred homes were lost. It seems like these days "fire season" is all year round which is a bummer. I guess it's just part of living in So Cal.