King and I went to the reunion concert of the Fugees. They are back together and hotter than ever. The concert was amazing and the best part was it was free. We jumped the fence and got up close and personal with the Fugees in the VIP section. Can't beat it. The first American concert of the Fugees since the 90s in the streets of Hollywood. As Wyclef said, it was history in the making.
Last week, I went to my second LA gallery show. This time it was in the very hip Hollywood spot Fred Segal. I always love an open bar and delish appetizers. Good thing it was an exclusive list-only showing because Marsha Cross, otherwise know as Bree Van DeKamp, joined us for the show. She is as beautiful up close as she is on screen. I was happy to see that she doesn't look like a porcelain doll in person.
And last, just last friday, three of my dearest friends and I got together for dinner. This may seem like nothing too exciting, but with everyone's insane schedules and relationships, it is a wonder when we ever see each other. This definitely was an LA thing (this is the first time we have all lived in the same county since high school). Our night started with a conversation about Hooters, and how all of our beaus claim they go for the wings. Well, we thought, why not see for ourselves? So our fabulous female foursome ventured to the local Hooters. And let me tell you ladies, the wings...they were just wings. We did however enjoy our perky (no pun intended) waitress, who commented on everything we asked about with the same exuberant response "It's awesome!"LA still has more for me to look forward to: a trip to Disneyland, a presentation on the fact and fiction of autism (arranged by UCSD but still counting it as an LA thing), and many more warm winter days.....
