“Did you really just touch your penis?” or
“You could be queen of the couch, but you choose not to be.”
Home sweet home.
I’m happy to see it, but sad the weekend is over. It was so much fun.
I’ll start at the beginning.. because.. well, the best stories start there.
So we’re on the plane..
We’re completely over excited despite the fact that some bitch from Kansas shoved me out of the way trying to get on the plane. G0d forbid I have my ticket taken before hers.. I half expected her to throw corn at me or something, anyway... we got to the airport super early so we had “A line” tickets (meaning we get to board first) so we’re pumped. We sit down, I get my window seat. I am happy.
Then I see her.
Annoying Jew Girl from VTL.
It’d been six months, but I remembered her. She was still exactly the same, and she was staring at me from the aisle of the plane…
“Hi!” I said because you have to be polite.
“Oh hey! It is you!” She sat herself down next to Matt, much to her parents (and my) chagrin.
“Oh G0d.. oh G0d..” I said under my breath to Matt as she shoved her bag into the overhead compartment.
“I didn’t know if it was you or not!” She said, or at least I think she said because she was talking pretty fast.
“No.. no its me..” I said totally disappointed by the party crasher.
She went on for the entire trip only stopping twice. Once for a sip of water, the other to show Matt her breasts. And no. I’m not kidding. She didn’t just talk about herself though. She was nice.
“So, what are you going for in IB?” She asked me after she had just finished making Matt’s already inflated head explode with multiple compliments in a row.
I thought quick- Do I lie to her and go along with her mistake? Or do I correct her and tell her not to assume I’m in IB just because I go to NCHS. I didn’t recall ever saying I was in IB before…
“Certificate.” I answered. You should have seen Matt’s face.
“Me too!” She reached over Matt for a high five/wave hello to my boobs moment. “Yea, I was going to drop out, but then decided to just get my certificate. So much easier!” She went on about this for another twenty minutes as I tuned her out while I tried to pop my ear because the cabin pressure was clogging it up.“So what are you testing in?” She asked.
I half panicked.
Testing in? What the fuck?
“Oh.. I don’t know yet? What about you?” I don’t even care how stupid that sounds.
I don’t remember what she replied, because I didn’t care. English or something.
Thankfully, the ride was pretty much over by that time. I stole everything out of the seats and watched her leave, but not before everyone exchanged numbers..
She actually, wasn’t that bad. We have the Jew connection. Jews are cool.
Seconds after we got off of our plane we spotted our first boobs gone wrong.
If you’ve read the last post, you know what happened. It was bad.
My Uncle Gary picked us up shortly after we began our game of Spot the Asian, and took us to dinner on Rodeo drive at an Italian restaurant that I can’t remember the name of. And there.. low and behold.. we see Harry from
Night Court.
Who?
Exactly.
We drove around LA for a while after that. Saw Sunset Blvd. The hot spots. Big billboards. That type of thing and then headed back to their lovely apartment to go to bed.
Day two was exciting. We made like tourists and spent the day at the La Brea Tar Pits (they were tary), the Grove (Good shopping. Its where I blogged from.) lunch at a Chinese place that I can’t remember the name of either.., and then to the Chinese Theatre where I was mistaken for Britney Spears.
Yea, seriously. And not by a blind guy.
“Oh oh! You have to get Britney’s star.” I made Matt stop outside the theatre so that we could get a picture.
“Ooooo I want one of those too…” Some creepy gross guy came up behind Matt as he was taking a picture of me and we accidentally made eye contact and I almost threw up.
“Look, honey.” A mother came by with her four or five year old girl. “That’s Britney Spears.” She was pointing to the star, but I was kneeling next to it. Matt took the picture and I stood up as the little girl came toward me in the crowd of people waiting to get a glimpse of the starwalk.
“Hi Britney Spears.” She said to me making all the cultured people smirk. I didn’t care. It was so awesome. It would never happen again.
“Aww, no.” I corrected the little girl. “I’m not Britney Spears. I’m sorry.” Her mother tugged her away.
“Hi Britney Spears..” some weirdo guy walking by eyed me. Probably homeless. Naturally.
“That was so cool!” I turned to Matt. “Pathetic because I’m so happy about it.. but so cool! That will never happen again!”
“No, it won’t.” He agreed.
After the ordeal, we walked to The Ripley museum (It was scary, ok? It was. I don’t care if I get compared with the six year old. I don’t like seeing dead people. Fake or not.), more of the star walk, The Kodak Theatre, The Louis Vuittone store where we were closely followed by an overly-worried employee who thought they were more important than they really were, and shopping on Hollywood Blvd. Twas a busy day. We were picked up after that and whisked away to dinner and a movie.
If you haven’t seen
Along Came Polly, I highly recommend it.
I can’t believe how insane going to the movies, a simple outing in Phoenix, is in LA. Its like.. the super bowl. There was clapping every time a new preview came on. Wooing for their favorite star. I loved it. If you did that in Phoenix, you’d be beaten up so fast your head would spin. Plus, it was totally packed. Its like that at every theatre, so if you plan on going to the movies in LA, go early.
The next day, we ventured to the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills for a lovely brunch with family and friends. You can’t go wrong with a brunch. Surprisingly good sushi there…
We made our way to Grauman’s again after that to catch a Celebrity Homes tour. It was so cheesy, I loved it. Our tour guide, Dave, was some wannabe actor who now gives tours of the homes he’ll never be able to afford to buy. He stopped just so he could have a smoking break at one point, but other than that he was very knowledgeable about the history of LA. So it was really cool. We had the typical crowd- Middle aged fat women who wore ugly matching sweatshirts and wanted to know how to get tickets for
The Price is Right and
Dr. Phil,, The gay couple from Arizona, and a small town all American couple from Pennsylvania, and the awesome teenagers who laughed at the tour guide because no one else would. It was an exciting day.
Our last day there we spent at Santa Monica watching the ocean and street performers. I forced Matt to shop a little with me, and then we met up with a family friend for some lunch and a ride back to LA so we could catch our plane.
Or so I thought.
“Ah..” Matt began as I was gathering my bags to put them into the car, “we missed our flight…”
I smirked.
“It was at two.. I read the paper wrong..”
“Its ok.” I honestly didn’t mind. We were running late anyway.
We ended up catching the 4:30 PM flight after being on stand-by, Wasn’t terrible. We had to sit in the back with the freaks, but hey. Its ok. I got airplane wings. It was awesome, so that made up for it.
I’m at home now. Its weird.
But I must say- sleeping in my own bed is nice.
Quote(s) of the weekend:
Uncle Andy: “I cancelled a date to be with you two.”
Matt: “Its ok. Stephanie’s breasts are better.”
Uncle Andy: “No.”
-- Uncle Andy and Matt.. kind of self explanatory.
Matt: “I like voluptuous girls.”
Stefi: “You like fatties!”
-- Matt and me discussing his type.
“I will kill you if you go to sleep. I mean it. I will kill you in your sleep.”
-- Me when Matt wanted to go to sleep and I wanted to stay up.