Hilton Pasadena
168 South Los Robles Avenue Pasadena, California, 91101, United States
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L.A.
Returned to the U.S. after eight months out of the country. Katie, my friend from high school, picked me up at the airport. Had a great time hanging out with Katie and Andrew.
Went to work with Katie, who works in Hollywood editing tv shows, and spent some time checking out the tourist sites. Continued my LA experience when Katie, Andrew and I went to be extras in a music video. We had to hang out in a bar, drinking free beer and act like we were having fun. It ...
Up close exploration!
... starts almost immediately after the completion of the current years parade. They are constructed of wire and a special foam used by float makers. What makes the floats in the Rose Bowl Parade unique is that everything that is visible to the eye must be constructed of natural materials. This includes grasses, mosses, lichens, seeds, spices, bark, leaves, flowers and of course roses! Construction ...
City of Theme Parks & Movie Stars
... class and Lionel in first class, and off we go - all heading for Los Angeles.
15 hours later, Ray and I emerged into the Customs and Immigration area of Los Angeles airport ready to be scrutinized, finger printed and have photos of our pupils taken, feeling like we were being herded like sheep, and very worn out by this stage, when here comes Lionel again, looking as fresh as a daisy having come from his comfy first class seat, (these all ...
Great service, nice place, quiet location
... are roomy and spacious, nice large flat screen tv's, large bathrooms and closets, great check in staff, great restaurant staff and great food. only complaint is the apts. are very musty smelling, could use a good "airing out". Oh yeah, loved the rooftop ...
Day One of Irene's 2nd Euro Backpacking Trip
... bit of "Seinfeld," and appropriately HBO's "The Tudors" and "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" (of course). Then I read most of Elizabeth Gilbert's "Eat Pray Love" when I got tired of being lazy. I must say, I thoroughly enjoyed Gilbert's moving memoir, which was inspiring to read before one's own journey. 14 long and at times, bumpy hours later, I arrived at London's Heathrow Airport.
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