Lol, Los Angeles is GREAT, but once I move out on my own, I'd like to stay in New York (Manhattan obvs )

Yeah but it was a fun trip. I saw Mann's Chinese Theatre Show, the Hard Rock Cafe, the Hollywood sign, and the Hollywood Walk of Fame (I took pictures of Michael Jackson and Destiny's Child's stars. This time, I will find Janet Jackson's star and photograph it. I've looked up the address and the coordinates of the star so I can get my picture, and I'll be damned if I leave Los Angeles without it.) We went to a museum. We went to this EXPENSIVE ass restaurant/theatre called 'Arclight' and saw "Ted". The prices were truly appalling , but my aunt is a doctor who wanted and still wants to spoil her nephews. "Ted" was alright. Nothing you couldn't catch on an episode of Family Guy.

I met my uncle and my step-grandmother for the first time. I got to see my aunt's girlfriend again (my brother and I tagged along with them on a business trip down to Haiti the previous year.) and I met her children.

We went to Disneyland, which I remember was underwhelming and full of ugly people. Great trip though. Great trip.

I wonder if my aunt and her gf will marry now that the gay marriage ban is lifted in Cali.

But, like, what do you do there?

Not my fault you an old trick.

But, like, what do you do there?

I went to Disney World in 2004. I was 7. My grandmother took my brother and our parents and I. She payed for it and it was a gift to us. I still remember bits and pieces of the experience too.

She died 3 years later.

Why yes, I've been to Great Adventure several times in my life. Never with my family though. Either on a class field trip because I was a part of some club like Student Council or Honor Society, or to perform at the Dancefest.

I love all the rides. You won't EVER catch me on Kingda Ka though. Not I.

Sounds cool

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But yes I'd love to go in the future. I have cousins down there too!