Sunday, August 20, 2006

If you peer through the smog, you can see the view of downtown LA from my balcony. I'd show you pictures from my place, but it's not clean at the moment. I guess you'll have to stay tuned.

Make A Wish Party
Since I've been out here, my sleep schedule has been a little messed up. I'm still on Central Standard Time, so I've been going to bed at 8 0r 9 and waking up early. Also, I haven't been able to get a full night's sleep as I've been adjusting to my new bed, so on Saturday, I was out cold by midnight on my bed from pure exhaustion. All night I had people shaking me to wake me up and people coming through my room to use the bathroom. I have no recollection of any of this. When I wake up the next morning, I felt like I had moved back into the fraternity house - complete with a fresh coat of post-party beer sludge on the floor (what a sweet smell that was). This time around, however, there are no pledges...

West Hollywood
The actual municipality that I live in is West Hollywood (so, not LA). Well, West Hollywood is apparently the gay part of town. After living here for a short time, I want to emphasize this because it is very gay. As in, out-in-the-open, dudes-holding-hands gay (there are lesbians too). Not that there's anything wrong with that. The epicenter of this world is along Santa Monica Blvd (about half a mile from my place). It's really funny how Santa Monica Blvd contrasts with where I am on Sunset. On Sunset, you have Whisky a Go Go and the Roxy - heavy metal clubs. I walk down the street by me and it's lined with kids dressed entirely in black waiting in line to get into these places. I walk down Santa Monica and it's...let's just say they're not dressed in black waiting for some heavy metal. Well, Jerry and I decide to walk down there to grab some food. We walk in to the restaurant, and the guy behind the counter asks, "Hey babe, what can I get you?" It takes every ounce of energy in my body to not burst out in laughter. I finally regain my composure and order the food and we sit out on the sidewalk and people watch. We're eating right next to a gay bar, so it was entertaining to say the least.

Still no celebrity sitings...

1 Comments:

At 7:47 AM, Blogger Paige said...

That "Hey babe, what can I get you" story made me laugh out loud. I can definitely picture you stifling your laughter...and I'm very impressed you were successful!

 

Post a Comment

<< Home