Comfort Suites Lake Forest (Laguna Hills)

... of the lodging places like Alpine Inn, Americas Best Value Inn & Suites, and Anaheim Courtyard by Marriott, Comfort Inn & Suites Anaheim, Hotel Pepper Tree and other hotels. They provide the discounted lodging facilities with more attractions. The nightlife of city is so interesting with full of charming and adventure which make it attractions of the city. Really Anaheim city why not take the visit to this city.

... Once we had finished at The Grove, we drove to the Staples Center, a large arena in downtown LA next to the Nokia Theatre and LA Live. Paul dropped us off as he wasn't coming to the game, and me and Amanda went inside and looked in the Laker's shop and got some snacks before finding our seats. We were pretty high up in one corner, but from the angle we were at we had a great view of the court plus we had borrowed Amanda's dad's binoculars so we could see ...

... all the paper, as was the cat Puma, who loved climbing into bags and boxes. No need to buy the pets any gifts, they are happy with all our rubbish! On Christmas morning, we had breakfast purchased by Erika at a local pancake house, then me and Paul opened our gifts from each other and the ones I had brought over with me - had to keep up our English traditions! I gave Paul some boba balls to put into drinks as well as a jigsaw as he loves them, while he gave me ...

Day 38 Thursday 18th December Well I'm back 'home' in Orange County after my 8 day trip up the West Coast! It was a fun week and I went to lots of cool places and took lots of great photos (which I'll start uploading tonight) but it's nice to be back here to chill out and relax... and prepare for Christmas! I got so many gifts and things while I was away so I need to start wrapping things up to go under the tree. San Francisco was really nice ...

... salad, ice cream, and my fave, pumpkin pie. I've just had another slice, it was yummy, although I feel a little sick now. Another reason I'm yawning away is that I've been playing babysitter all afternoon as a family friend has been visiting with her adorable yet hyper two year old son Hunter. He seems to love playing catch the (pretend) spiders and Thomas the Tank Engine with 'Ooocy' as he calls me and wore us all out, including the poor cat who has fled to my bedroom for some ...

... although I was pretty tired by the time we touched down in LA. It felt like 3am to me, but locally it was only 7pm. As we came in to land, the man next to me pointed out some of the sights below as we hovered over downtown LA, all lit up at night. I discovered he lived in Irvine, the next town along, and he gave me advice on places to visit on my stay. Upon arriving, I queued to go through immigrations then waited and waited for my ...

LA was a bit of a whirlwind tour. We drove most of it a not much really exciting happened. We hit Venice Beach, Malibu, Bel Air (which we drove through past the security gates, not sure if you are supposed to but what the hell), Beverly Hills, Rodeo Drive, the Hollywood hills (actually drove right up almost to the sign). And then I took Dec on a bit of a ...

... I didn't interact with the day before. I helped serve breakfast to people I missed at the kitchen. This is when I discovered I had made a friend on the Row. His name is Isaiah and will be 50 on July 25. He's given me a tame history of his life on the Row, his move from Louisiana to California a few decades ago, and his battles with cancer, diabetes and addiction to cigarettes. Isaiah has plans to buy a restaurant from his friend and re-open it as "Ike's" which would ...

... the right thing for me to do, then I will consider throwing the pack back on again, and seeing some more of the world. We shall see. But for the moment, I must hit the Boulevard. "Over and in, last call for sin While everyone's lost, the battle is won With all these things that I have done All these things that I have done" -from The Killers "All These Things That I Have Done", the last 'new' album I put on my Ipod before heading off in the evening of March 3rd, 2005

... bag 45ibs) First impressions were mixed, generally friendly but imigration and security is very strict. I'm bad enough at the best of times for feeling large amounts of guilt for no reason at customs and imigration desks (even in my own country)but the US is intimidating to say the least. I guess I got off pretty likely, they had a few issues with me not having a destination address. They couldn't understand how I could come to a big city without knowing ...