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Hello from Hollywood
We are in our hotel in Hollywood and they have a data line so I had to get on here and say Hi. I am so easily amused.
We got in this afternoon. Traffic was a breeze much to my surprise. We spent all afternoon doing the tourist thing to the fullest. We had to check out the handprints in the sidewalk of course. Was pretty cool to me to see George Burns for some reason.
They were filming a movie to be called SWAT down the street from the hotel so we watched that for a while. Of course, I didn't have a clue who the two statrs were so I'm sure you all will make fun of me when it does come out and they turn out to be some huge names.
We took all the stupid pictures, got balloon hats from a street clown that we wore all day, and were just generally silly. Was great. We came back to the room to "rest." The better half hopped in the shower and I found the data line so here I am. We are going to head out again in a few minutes and check out this theater mall complex next door.
Saw several of LA's finest and and talked to a couple of them. Got pictures of one that could be the tattoed man at the side show. That would never fly at Metro. He had full color art work the full length of one arm.
One of the most interesting things was to watch the transformation along Hollywood Blvd. as the sun sets. As twilight sets in the crowds start getting way thinner and the freaks start coming out of the woodwork. I imagine if we stayed ou there a little longer, the freak crowds would have started getting as thick as the tourist crowds. Sitting here just these few minutes, I've already heard three seperate siren burst and one undiscernable yeling outburst, and we are in the good part up on the 9th floor.
Later all.
We got in this afternoon. Traffic was a breeze much to my surprise. We spent all afternoon doing the tourist thing to the fullest. We had to check out the handprints in the sidewalk of course. Was pretty cool to me to see George Burns for some reason.
They were filming a movie to be called SWAT down the street from the hotel so we watched that for a while. Of course, I didn't have a clue who the two statrs were so I'm sure you all will make fun of me when it does come out and they turn out to be some huge names.
We took all the stupid pictures, got balloon hats from a street clown that we wore all day, and were just generally silly. Was great. We came back to the room to "rest." The better half hopped in the shower and I found the data line so here I am. We are going to head out again in a few minutes and check out this theater mall complex next door.
Saw several of LA's finest and and talked to a couple of them. Got pictures of one that could be the tattoed man at the side show. That would never fly at Metro. He had full color art work the full length of one arm.
One of the most interesting things was to watch the transformation along Hollywood Blvd. as the sun sets. As twilight sets in the crowds start getting way thinner and the freaks start coming out of the woodwork. I imagine if we stayed ou there a little longer, the freak crowds would have started getting as thick as the tourist crowds. Sitting here just these few minutes, I've already heard three seperate siren burst and one undiscernable yeling outburst, and we are in the good part up on the 9th floor.
Later all.
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I'm sure having no smog made a big difference. Driving down here on the same route we take to San Diego we were amazed you could actually see the hill on the other side of theCajon canyon so I'm sure it's not like this normally.
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