Thursday:
Spent the evening with Sarah and Ted.Then drove to the bay and battled the HIGH winds that knocked the cars around like balls in a 1990's pinball machine.
Friday:
Woke up at 4:45am (PHEW!)Rob dropped me off at the airport and made it to the plane without any hitches with an hour to spare.
Made it to San Diego by 10:30. It was overcast, and chilly. And I brought sleeveless shirts to wear (my two nicest shirts I own). THANKFULLY, I brought a light over shirt, just in case the flight was cold. Good thing! *facepalm*
Took a SuperShuttle to the resort, and was greeted by a handful of smiling, handsome men.
Checked in at the front desk, and WOW was the manager gooooood lookin'! Gorgeous eyes!
The whole place turned out to be spectacular. I felt like I was at a Waldorf school with all the plants and wood everywhere.

The guy sitting directly in front of me (who had these beautiful blue eyes set in a creamy milk chocolate complexion) turned out to be a nutritionist, and had also had an auto immune disease. He told me his story (in brief) and I began to tell him mine. Then the doors opened. So we made our way into the room, and I sat next to him, continuing the conversation. He made the comment (as I've heard before) that it's all about the gut, and suggested I cut out ALL grains (not just wheat), dairy, and beans (OY!!!!) until my gut fully heals. I'm certainly willing to try! :)
------- (It's now two years later (May, 2014), and I just realized I never finished writing this post...which is incredibly unfortunate, because two years is plenty of time to forget that entire weekend. *Facepalm*
I made friends with the sexy milk chocolate man. Plus a few other gentlemen he was friends with... We all went out to eat Friday night. I told them my story and journey with ITP and my beliefs. They were fascinated and had some brotherly advice for me.
On Saturday, I met an Australian and hit it off with him and had dinner with him and another gal Saturday night. He was SMOKIN hot. And a photographer/TV host. Cool guy. He thought my story was fascinating as well and that I should write a book.
The whole conference was very inspiring and intimidating. Most of the people there had this "I'm better than thou" vibe, which was a bummer...but kind of expected. I'd like to go again...now that I'm such a different person, but meh... I've got better things to do. Maybe if Scott was lecturing, I'd go...hehehehe. (Scott doesn't come onto the scene until a few more months from now....But I'm writing this in the future...so... ha...this is kind of bizarre and will be hilarious to read later)
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