The Beginning of the End.

The last few weeks have flown by. I seriously can't believe it.
This is my last Monday in San Francisco. I'm a little heartbroken.
There are things we won't miss (traffic, Richmond, cost of living...).
But there are so many things we have loved. It's going to be hard to go back to school.
I think that has been a wonderful growing experience for both of us and I think that we will both be prepared, ready and excited to finish up school and get out in the "real world" again.

This dog park has been my favorite place-- I am going to miss our nightly walks on the water.

It's been such a wonderful area to have deep talks in the company of our canine friends. 

(Also, the wind is so cold and my ears freeze...)

We have been trying to use up all of our food these last two weeks, but one night we had pretty much had it and just wanted pizza with a huge crust. 

It was too late to go anywhere, so we hit up our favorite Safeway. 

I was craving plain cheese, and of course-- Bryan hates plain cheese pizza.

(We both wanted the other person to be happy, so we couldn't make a decision to save our lives...) 

So... lucky for us, we found the one compromise pizza. 

It was delicious. 

On Sunday, we drove down to San Jose to meet up with my cousin Brad and his sweet family. 

They are just the cutest and made a delicious dinner. 

It is so fun being close to family. 

We had so much fun playing with them in their backyard. 

Thanks Brad and Tess!

And... of course-- we had to drive up the peninsula, which meant another stop at Stanford.

{This time to the football stadium...} 

I love seeing all these amazing football stadiums. 

One of our goals as a couple is to visit as many college football stadiums as we can. 

Our list is pretty impressive already. It's so fun. We can't wait for football season to start!

We are loving our last few days here and savoring every moment before it's over. 

PS: We played a set of some of the most intense Monopoly Deal rounds last night, it's a miracle Bry and I are still speaking to each other. Briggs family-- it's super crazy with just two people. Just sayin'. 

:)