I dropped the ball

So I promised my fellow Facebookians that I would do a post with more pictures from our going away gathering. But in the hustle and bustle of saying goodbye to San Diego and my friends and packing up everything I could into my car, I didn't finish uploading the pictures. There are some people I missed including-- like T. Wilson, sorry mate! If the impossible happens and Andrew takes time out of his hectic schedule to find and e-mail the rest of the pictures, then I will add them here.

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Andrew and I decided a night on the San Diego harbor would blend our farewell to the Pacific Ocean as well as the city. So after a quick stop at Uno's we (Matt's girlfriend, Claire, pictured) hopped on a trolley:

We went to Andrew's place of work, the Fish Market, and sat on the deck with our drinks and some amazingly fresh seafood. Raw oysters are a given, here.

Francesco (L) and Richard (R) and I go back at least 7 years. Richard was taking the bar exam only three days after this picture, but he still made it out! Such a good pal...

Some friends from the Master's program who couldn't make the farewell tea (or weren't invited- because they have a Y chromosome). L to R: Shannon, Nicole and Adam. Nicole and Adam are currently moving to my hometown- Tucson :)

To the left of me sits Matt, Andrew's older brother who was on temporary leave from the army due to leg fractures. We were so happy to see him during his break! Then there's Claire, me, Kim with daughter Isabella "Izzie" and her Dad, Josh.

Then we walked down Harbor Drive to the Elephant and Castle Pub. One of the only low-key places in downtown during Comic-Con. L to R: Josh, then some Croc people: Bob, me, Natalie (one of my bridesmaids), Joe and an honorary Croc member, Heather.

Here we have me, Andrew, his awful moustache, our Swedish friend Johan, his wife Tina (from Andrew's hometown) and their Swedish visitor (I've blanked on her name).

One of the best couples- Brian and Sagi Jones.

...and tomfoolery. Here is my friend Joanna who I met the minute I walked into the SDSU dorms 8 years ago. We are still close :)

Well I am going to miss him, too!

A fun night recapping some great times in America's Finest City!
I will miss each and every one of you... tear.