Classy

When we spent the summer in Palo Alto two years ago I didn't care for it much, I was pregnant and spent most of the time feeling sick and laying around in the stuffy apartment above the garage. This past weekend I fell in love a little. My sister lives in a cute little house about 2 miles from downtown Palo Alto. We were surrounded by delicious restaurants, cupcakeries, and Pinkberry. Just around the corner from Amy's is the most delicious and cute sandwich coffee shop where we ate paninis filled with brie, ham and pears, swiss, cheddar, brie and parmesan, turkey, cranberries, and spicy mustard and the last one had mozzarella, tomato and pesto. All sandwiches were amazing! After church we stopped by a fantastic little farmers market and got delicious berries and fun flowers. One of the best parts of Palo Alto is all the wonderful little houses. We walked around Sunday afternoon admiring all the million dollar cottages, we laughed when we saw this unfortunate yard, and it was unfortunate that the umbrella in the corner displays the Texas flag.