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Might try this place:
I think they are right on the water and you can just drop the kayak in the water there.

http://www.missionbaysportcenter.com/index.asp

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Might try this place:
I think they are right on the water and you can just drop the kayak in the water there.

http://www.missionbaysportcenter.com/index.asp

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Might try this place:
I think they are right on the water and you can just drop the kayak in the water there.

http://www.missionbaysportcenter.com/index.asp

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Might try this place:
I think they are right on the water and you can just drop the kayak in the water there.

http://www.missionbaysportcenter.com/index.asp

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Renting on the beach in La Jolla is an alternative to misssion bay. There is a boat launch there and kayak rentals right up the street.

Paddling through the waves is not for beginners, though, but once you get past the waves, you can go check out the caves, and the leopard sharks. It’s convenient, and the beach there is my favorite. Good idea to wear a helmet when paddling through the waves.

Mission Bay is much easier paddling but there aren’t too many easy places to both picnic and drop a kayak in the water.

I doubt you’ll be able to get your own ramada. I’d suggest bringing some easy-ups and tents and a grill to make your own space. You might consider dropping the kayaks in the water at a boat launch, then paddling them around to a nice picnic place.

Try Mariners’ point. Seems there is lots of grass and easy beach accesss, though it’s a long walk with a kayak from the parking lot – so drop in elsewhere and paddle to Mariners’ point where someone else has set up camp.

Be sure to paddle to the back side of Sea World and see the pengins, and I like to tie up on the dock at the barefoot bar, get drunk, then try to paddle back without falling off and drowning.

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Renting on the beach in La Jolla is an alternative to misssion bay. There is a boat launch there and kayak rentals right up the street.

Paddling through the waves is not for beginners, though, but once you get past the waves, you can go check out the caves, and the leopard sharks. It’s convenient, and the beach there is my favorite. Good idea to wear a helmet when paddling through the waves.

Mission Bay is much easier paddling but there aren’t too many easy places to both picnic and drop a kayak in the water.

I doubt you’ll be able to get your own ramada. I’d suggest bringing some easy-ups and tents and a grill to make your own space. You might consider dropping the kayaks in the water at a boat launch, then paddling them around to a nice picnic place.

Try Mariners’ point. Seems there is lots of grass and easy beach accesss, though it’s a long walk with a kayak from the parking lot – so drop in elsewhere and paddle to Mariners’ point where someone else has set up camp.

Be sure to paddle to the back side of Sea World and see the pengins, and I like to tie up on the dock at the barefoot bar, get drunk, then try to paddle back without falling off and drowning.

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Renting on the beach in La Jolla is an alternative to misssion bay. There is a boat launch there and kayak rentals right up the street.

Paddling through the waves is not for beginners, though, but once you get past the waves, you can go check out the caves, and the leopard sharks. It’s convenient, and the beach there is my favorite. Good idea to wear a helmet when paddling through the waves.

Mission Bay is much easier paddling but there aren’t too many easy places to both picnic and drop a kayak in the water.

I doubt you’ll be able to get your own ramada. I’d suggest bringing some easy-ups and tents and a grill to make your own space. You might consider dropping the kayaks in the water at a boat launch, then paddling them around to a nice picnic place.

Try Mariners’ point. Seems there is lots of grass and easy beach accesss, though it’s a long walk with a kayak from the parking lot – so drop in elsewhere and paddle to Mariners’ point where someone else has set up camp.

Be sure to paddle to the back side of Sea World and see the pengins, and I like to tie up on the dock at the barefoot bar, get drunk, then try to paddle back without falling off and drowning.

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Renting on the beach in La Jolla is an alternative to misssion bay. There is a boat launch there and kayak rentals right up the street.

Paddling through the waves is not for beginners, though, but once you get past the waves, you can go check out the caves, and the leopard sharks. It’s convenient, and the beach there is my favorite. Good idea to wear a helmet when paddling through the waves.

Mission Bay is much easier paddling but there aren’t too many easy places to both picnic and drop a kayak in the water.

I doubt you’ll be able to get your own ramada. I’d suggest bringing some easy-ups and tents and a grill to make your own space. You might consider dropping the kayaks in the water at a boat launch, then paddling them around to a nice picnic place.

Try Mariners’ point. Seems there is lots of grass and easy beach accesss, though it’s a long walk with a kayak from the parking lot – so drop in elsewhere and paddle to Mariners’ point where someone else has set up camp.

Be sure to paddle to the back side of Sea World and see the pengins, and I like to tie up on the dock at the barefoot bar, get drunk, then try to paddle back without falling off and drowning.

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Renting on the beach in La Jolla is an alternative to misssion bay. There is a boat launch there and kayak rentals right up the street.

Paddling through the waves is not for beginners, though, but once you get past the waves, you can go check out the caves, and the leopard sharks. It’s convenient, and the beach there is my favorite. Good idea to wear a helmet when paddling through the waves.

Mission Bay is much easier paddling but there aren’t too many easy places to both picnic and drop a kayak in the water.

I doubt you’ll be able to get your own ramada. I’d suggest bringing some easy-ups and tents and a grill to make your own space. You might consider dropping the kayaks in the water at a boat launch, then paddling them around to a nice picnic place.

Try Mariners’ point. Seems there is lots of grass and easy beach accesss, though it’s a long walk with a kayak from the parking lot – so drop in elsewhere and paddle to Mariners’ point where someone else has set up camp.

Be sure to paddle to the back side of Sea World and see the pengins, and I like to tie up on the dock at the barefoot bar, get drunk, then try to paddle back without falling off and drowning.

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I think I can come up with a theory on why you don’t want to pay for grades.

It seems to me that getting good grades is in the kids own self-interest and it seems to me that paying kids to do stuff that is in their own best interest anyway isn’t such a good idea.

If they have to learn to do things that are in their own best interest by not doing them and suffering the consequences, then so be it.

I’m adding that to my list of parenting concepts – “don’t pay kids to do things that are in their own self interest.”

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I think I can come up with a theory on why you don’t want to pay for grades.

It seems to me that getting good grades is in the kids own self-interest and it seems to me that paying kids to do stuff that is in their own best interest anyway isn’t such a good idea.

If they have to learn to do things that are in their own best interest by not doing them and suffering the consequences, then so be it.

I’m adding that to my list of parenting concepts – “don’t pay kids to do things that are in their own self interest.”

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I think I can come up with a theory on why you don’t want to pay for grades.

It seems to me that getting good grades is in the kids own self-interest and it seems to me that paying kids to do stuff that is in their own best interest anyway isn’t such a good idea.

If they have to learn to do things that are in their own best interest by not doing them and suffering the consequences, then so be it.

I’m adding that to my list of parenting concepts – “don’t pay kids to do things that are in their own self interest.”

[sdduuuude]

I think I can come up with a theory on why you don’t want to pay for grades.

It seems to me that getting good grades is in the kids own self-interest and it seems to me that paying kids to do stuff that is in their own best interest anyway isn’t such a good idea.

If they have to learn to do things that are in their own best interest by not doing them and suffering the consequences, then so be it.

I’m adding that to my list of parenting concepts – “don’t pay kids to do things that are in their own self interest.”

[sdduuuude]

I think I can come up with a theory on why you don’t want to pay for grades.

It seems to me that getting good grades is in the kids own self-interest and it seems to me that paying kids to do stuff that is in their own best interest anyway isn’t such a good idea.

If they have to learn to do things that are in their own best interest by not doing them and suffering the consequences, then so be it.

I’m adding that to my list of parenting concepts – “don’t pay kids to do things that are in their own self interest.”

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[quote=propertysearchaddiction]It is called the real world and a great lesson to learn.[/quote]

Well, not really. Again, I’m not totally against they idea of paying for grades, but I don’t want my kids to learn that people will pay them to do stuff that isn’t really helping the person who is paying them.

In the real world, people only pay you to do stuff that helps them. My kids getting better grades doesn’t help me at all.

So, it isn’t like the real world at all. Well, except maybe kinda like welfare.

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