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I am here in the Kolligian Library with Mayra on the 3rd floor. Sitting here, I think back to all the conversations I had, papers I wrote, books I read and sunsets and night skys. I find the KL to be a place for me to think and reflect on my time and life here at the University. A lot of memories come flooding back as I sit here. The first time I met someone, the hours and hours of debate regarding student government and politics, and the never ending banter of University life. LOL. Great times.

This morning, Mayra and I went to Rancho San Miguel, a market in South Merced. I saw Larry walking his quick pace to buy masa and go to Millerton (I think) in the outskirts of Fresno. He is going to MC the parade today starting at 3pm in Downtown.

Mayra and I ordered a chorizo torta and caldo de pollo. Both were just great and about $11 bucks. Not bad. I enjoyed sitting there at the colorful table, eating and talking with Mayra. The hustle and bustle of the market, plus the great food, makes for a nice Saturday morning. Before leaving, we bought some fruit (jicama, cucumber, papaya, and mango) to make some spiced fruit later today. Yum!