Addendum

As I was rushing out of the house this morning at 8:20am needing to be at a meeting at work by 8:30am, I decided to pre-butter/powder sugar/syrup and cut my waffle and put it in a bowl to go. While trying to maneuver all that, I realised that I forgot this place:

Eating breakfast at Konos is the opposite of what I experienced this morning. To the left of this shot is the Pacific Ocean...ok, well there's this little shop of knick-knacks but on the other side of that, ocean. The last time the hubs and I visited San Diego we ate breakfast here and then drove down to Mission Beach to the spot where we were married.

Here we are on that visit:

The picture above was taken almost two years to the day after our wedding August 12, 2006.

It was pretty much the best wedding ever. I'd do it all over again any day.

The plan is to eat, a lot.

After a long and grueling week of working 4 days in a row, I'm preparing to leave for sunnier pastures in Southern California, that is assuming the land between LA and San Diego does not slide off into the sea before Friday.  At approx 8:30am, I am wheels up from MCI to LAX. bing.com tells me that in in roughly 1 hour from landing, I will have arrived at my destination, not accounting for a stop at this place for a single, animal style, fries and a chocolate shake.

But that's not all.  Also on the list is Wahoo's Fish Taco (thanks to this guy for taking a photo).  I was first introduced to Wahoo's by my good friends Aaron & Jenny. Its hard not include it in the regular rotation now. Note to self: take my own picture of Wahoo's.

And we're not calling it quits there. For legendary ocean-side dining, I'm planning on stopping at George's at the Cove before after a inevitable visit to Torrey Pines.

And last but not least is Pedro's Taco's in San Clemente, CA.Two words, Fish. Tacos.

I can't wait! I'm going to practice eating the rest of the week, just to get ready.