But I am getting a little ahead of myself, as I finish up the last of my recent adventures in Los Angeles, where my wife and I went a few days ago, to see that comedy show.
So, earlier that same day, the day after the show, when my wife and I were driving around Hollywood, we ended up here… at the Griffith Observatory.
As I have shown, there were some fantastic views of L A… wait… is it L A, or is it LA? I should really look that up on Google.
You could also see the Hollywood sign in the distance, but I already showed you pictures of that from much closer, when we were driving around in the Hollywood Hills.
As I mentioned in the last post about this adventure, the observatory has a tie in with a famous old movie.
It also does regular, observatory-related things… like observing the orbit of Uranus…
I apologize for making fun of Uranus.
Undoubtedly, other movies scenes have been filmed here, but the most famous are the parts of Rebel Without A Cause.
So they built a monument to James Dean… but those empty eye sockets are creepin’ me out…
Oh yeah, that’s much better.
On our way back to San Diego, we stopped in the historic Olvera Street district, an important part of the Hispanic cultural heritage of L A… LA…
Which brings us full circle back to my giant margarita, and a sizzling steak fajita platter… oh yeah…
Pouring My Art Out 
Of course the margarita was that big, Art. Of course it is. Now, get hold of yourself and lay down for a few hours.
And it should be L.A. LA is the postal code for Louisiana. But, after such a big-ass margarita (from your perspective), who cares?!
Thank you for clearing all of that up. The funny thing is that we were at a courtyard table, and the ground wasn’t level, so the table tipped, and the margarita glass had a long neck… and I would start sawing at my carne asada, and the glass would start moving towards me. I could have ended up with the whole thing in my lap.
The glass was moving towards you? Sounds like the start of a clever horror movie, or a really bad comedy skit.
The more I drank, the more it moved.
I believe you! Isn’t it amazing how inanimate objects can do that sometimes?
uh… sort of… I mean, things slide… that is just a fact of gravity… and drinking…