If you know Los Angeles well, you must know that there are specific areas and places that remain attractive. My wife and I visited both Getty museums as well as the Norton Simon in Pasadena, and spent most of our time in Brentwood, Santa Monica, and Pasadena. We went to an outstanding concert of Afghan music, saw a movie (The Eagle, unfortunately not good, at the technically superb Arclight theater complex), heard jazz at the lovely Vibrato Grill near the top of Beverly Glen Canyon.
I have to acknowledge, though, that the traffic and parking problems were often maddening.
Green Mamba,
I'm glad to hear from you again. In my next post, I'll offer a brief impression of "La-la Land."
I will be on vacation for the next week. I'm also taking the week off from blogging, unless some extraordinary event calls for it.
Dude, you're visiting the hellhole on your __vacation__? What for?
ReplyDeleteYou seem to really like Cali!
ReplyDeleteWould that be called masochism? ;)
Check out the latest post on my blog. ):
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to reading your impressions of la-la land, which is where I live.
ReplyDeleteMaria and yih,
ReplyDeleteIf you know Los Angeles well, you must know that there are specific areas and places that remain attractive. My wife and I visited both Getty museums as well as the Norton Simon in Pasadena, and spent most of our time in Brentwood, Santa Monica, and Pasadena. We went to an outstanding concert of Afghan music, saw a movie (The Eagle, unfortunately not good, at the technically superb Arclight theater complex), heard jazz at the lovely Vibrato Grill near the top of Beverly Glen Canyon.
I have to acknowledge, though, that the traffic and parking problems were often maddening.
Green Mamba,
I'm glad to hear from you again. In my next post, I'll offer a brief impression of "La-la Land."