Going to Ventura to kkeep husband company today

Our entire trip took about nine hours. About halfway home we were starved and stopped in Los Alamos to have dinner. The sun had just set and I couldn't resist taking this picture of the sky. Although both of us would have preferred to stay home today, I was glad I went with my husband. I need to see the ocean once in a while, and it's a beautiful drive along the coast, including through Santa Barbara. We pass mountains and Lake Cachuma and the ocean. Wish I could take good pictures from the window of my moving car.

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In a way, it's also self defense to go with him onece in a while. He is 72, and I never know when I might need to take this over. It's good to have met the tenants in such as case. Honestly, though, I'm hoping he will sell this building while he is still alive, since he will know how to do it in the wisest way possible. With all the repair work and maintenance and improvements that have been done, the taxes would be too complex for me. He keeps telling me we will sell when it is completely rented, so it will get a better price, but that day may ever come.

I was very glad I went. He was very tense when he left and I think he needed someone to distract him and make sure he didn't miss the scenery. My reward ws getting to go out for dinner in Los Alamos on the way home. I haven't had a lamb chop in about 40 years, and these were delicous. We were celebrating getting the rent.

It's a three-hour drive for us, which is one reason I at least wanted to get on the beach to walk a bit and take pictures. Where do you live -- somewhere near Ventura? Here are some gulls I saw "body surfing" at the beach today.

The real problem here seems to be that the tenant we are evicting from one of the living units (because she is often late with rent, has been causing problems for other tenants and also complains all the time) called the enforcement people to complain there were rats there. (Her apartment would have been the attraction for them, but the inspector didn't find any evidence of them.) But while the inspector was there, she started looking at everything else. Evidently the information she has if very old and came from the first owner of the building before the renovations were done. I believe the second owner made the current changes, and they had been there for a few years when we bought the building in 1989. So the inspector came in response to a complaint from a troublesome tenant whose complaint was found to be invalid. But almost no construction is going on in the county right now, and the inspectors need to keep finding some justification for their jobs since there is no real work for them to do right now. They have to make work for themselves.

I'm glad I went. The inspector has everything about the building wrong. I meant to take a picture of the building but there was no time to do it right. The inspector has not talked to us yet, so we are waiting for some kind of official communication. We hope neither tenant has to move.