For those of you who don't know, I attended (a year) of Grad School at UC San Diego. It was in a program called Master of Pacific International Affairs.
I studied Japanese Language and Business. It was 1989, and Japan, not China, was seen as the US's biggest competitor. My idea was to understand Japanese business and then get a job in Europe, where they also saw Japan as a competitor. I had an interview with Arthur Anderson (pre-divestment), which went well, but they told me no matter where I worked, I would be focused on the Japanese region. Which wasn't really my intention.
Instead, my manager at Xerox got me a summer position in the UK at Rank Xerox.
However, that is somewhat beside the point. Here are pictures from La Jolla and my favorite small, off-the-beaten-track beach, Windansea Beach. Compare this to Seal Cove Beach, just up the road, which everyone is familiar with and is often crowded with tourists. I lived in South La Jolla, and this was my happy place. I took Eddie, and he loved it too.
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| Windansea Looking South |
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| Same Windansea Beach looking north |
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| La Jolla Cove / Child's Beach. Now closed because tourists screwed with the Sea Lions that come up at night. The Sea Lions are on the rocks. |
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| Me. |
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