It's good to be home!

I'm finally home after a long week on the road. I spent the early part of the week in St. Louis - a total snoozer. What does that city have? Anything besides a couple sports teams? Not that I really get to do much when I'm traveling for work, but it's always so uneventful going to St. Louis, especially since my BFF from college, Carli, wasn't there.

The latter part of the week was spent in Philadelphia. I went on a quick walk before I met with clients on Thursday (the weather was so unlike a typical east coast summer day - it was beautiful and pleasant). While I was exploring, I stumbled upon this famous sculpture (at least it's famous to me cause I see pictures of it any time a movie or show is filmed in Philly).



After I was done working Thursday night, I met up with Ryan's older brother, Trevor, who is attending Wharton for business school. We had dinner and then I got to check out his new apartment (I knew Rick and Connie would be asking for a full report). I didn't have my camera, so I took some pictures with my phone - none of which really came out. The place is great though and I'm really excited for Trev. He seems to be enjoying school so far, and though Philly is quite different from New York, Trev seems to be adjusting just fine.

I do have to share this one picture, even though it's fuzzy, cause I think the content is funny. The view from Trev's place is this "adult" store, and a block down from this is an "adult" movie theater. Who knew Philly had so much to do! I'm sure his parents won't enjoy this the same way I did.
Oh, and one more picture. Last time we all saw Trevor was in Park City at the end of July for the family reunion. Since then he hasn't shaved once and has taken on a new look - he calls it his "grad-student" look.

Anyway, that was my week. it's good to be home. Ryan has been working away like a madman all week and I'm hoping he doesn't have to work this weekend so we can enjoy the sun in San Diego with my mom. Cross your fingers.