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Santa Monica Pier Scenes
Santa Monica Pier Scenes
Last night, I found myself only five blocks from the ocean, as I do on a daily basis. However, I’ve been wanting to walk on the beach at night ever since 1996 when I did it on Virginia Beach on a choir tour. I can remember it being my first time at a beach, and while we’d been there all day, I needed to escape the close quarters of a hundred teenagers and stroll along the water’s edge in…
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The 4th In Pictures
The 4th In Pictures
Every fourth of July for the last 20 years, with the exception of a year or two, I always spent it in the presence of Bellevue’s Starlight Spectacular. The church members would gather on the front lawn for picnics and games, listen to the orchestra play patriotic tunes, and watch some fireworks when the sun had set. Eventually, that grew into a city-wide community event and the front lawn wasn’t…
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Coastal Road Trip
On a Saturday recently, I decided to get away from L.A. for a while and head north up the Pacific Coast Highway to see what was up there. I’d never been past Malibu, and Malibu goes on for about 25 miles up the coast. As you go further north, the coast starts to get more mountainous and remote:
 After leaving Malibu, you immediately hit Ventura County and are well on your way to Oxnard. I’d…
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Fake Grass Is Real
Fake Grass Is Real
Everyone knows whose yard of fake grass this belongs to. As a kid, I watched the Brady Bunch go about their routine business of playing baseball, teetering on the teeter-totter, having sack races, performing plays, and building clubhouses on this obvious artificial turf. I used to scrunch up my nose in confusion, trying to figure out if they wanted me to believe the grass was real or not. Then,…
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Paramount 2.0
I was fortunate once to visit and aimlessly meander around my favorite film studio, Paramount. A few weeks ago, I got an invitation by someone I know at Nickelodeon to meet there for breakfast, and the added bonus was that I would get to visit my favorite film studio again…this time during the day when the studio wasn’t dark. In fact, it was a working day, so instead of facing an eerily empty…
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Mad Men
My episode of Mad Men finally premiered last Sunday on AMC! It was a total surprise too, since I had no idea which episode it would be. I’m but a lowly background actor in the party scene, but it’s fun to be a part of such a historic and critically claimed show…no matter how small the part.
Here’s the scene in case you missed it. I’m wearing cool sunglasses and a groovy fur vest, hanging out with…
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Being Goofy at CBS
Being Goofy at CBS
Last Sunday I went with one of my roommates to a seminar at CBS for voice acting. It was with a non-profit organization called The Greenhouse, which strives to provide an encouraging and educational environment for Christians in Hollywood. They call themselves The Greenhouse because they always meet in the Greenhouse on the CBS lot. Anyone is welcome to come, regardless of faith.
The panel of…
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Ringo & His Drums
Ringo & His Drums
I’d known about Ringo’s personal exhibit at the Grammy Museum for a few months, and tried my best to get one of my friends in L.A. to go with me. However, it seemed like every Saturday I could possibly go, no one else was available. Finally, the last Saturday of the exhibit approached a couple of weeks ago, and I decided to go no matter what. Ringo was my favorite Beatle and is my favorite…
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Oddities
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I’ve noticed a lot of odd things since coming to L.A. The city itself is odd, and in it are many, many strange things. On Beverly Drive in Santa Monica hangs a pair of baseball cleats from a wire. How they got there and why they got there, I don’t know; but they’ve been there for nearly two months. Surely the people in charge of Santa Monica will remove them at some point.
Now an oddity of a…
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High On a Hill
High On a Hill
Not much to say here, just something to show. Whenever I find myself in high places around Los Angeles, it usually results in some amazing vistas, two of which I wanted to put on here.
From the top of a mountain in Beverly Hills:
From the top of a mountain in West Hollywood overlooking Century City:
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Kids' Choice Awards
Kids’ Choice Awards
One afternoon while pet-sitting, I received a text from the same person at Nickelodeon who had invited me to the See Dad Runtaping. She asked if I was free on Saturday night, I told her yes, then asked why. She wanted to get me a ticket to the Kids’ Choice Awards, which is the equivalent of the Oscars for kids. Put on by Nickelodeon, kids get to go online and vote for their favorite stuff. The…
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Paramount
A couple of months ago, I had an opportunity to attend a taping of the Nick at Nite show, See Dad Run starring Scott Baio (Happy Days, Charles in Charge) and Mark Curry (Hangin’ With Mr. Cooper). This was all thanks to someone I know who works at Nickelodeon, and she invited me along with one other person to be VIP guests. This meant that we could go onto the set after the taping to meet the cast.
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Take a Look, It's In a Book
Take a Look, It’s In a Book
Reading Rainbow was my absolute favorite TV show from the ages of about 5-10 years old. The adventures and daily life occurrences that LeVar Burton took us through fascinated me. I was captivated by the song about team work…
I was grateful that LeVar understood my fear…
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The Writer’s Pessimism This spring, I submitted an application to the Nickelodeon Writer's Program. It's a nearly year-long program that develops new writers for the children's TV genre, particularly the Nickelodeon brand.
Globetrotting
In February, I was invited to go see the Globetrotters with the family who owns the house where I’m staying. They’d never been before, and they wanted to take their two boys to experience the legendary basketball troupe. Knowing I was a basketball player and fan, they thought I could use the extra ticket. These weren’t just any tickets either – they were VIP tickets that gave us our own suite at…
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Wrecked
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I have this thing that happens inside my head, 24/7, 365 days a year (and I think it unconsciously occurs while I sleep) called “a million thoughts racing inside my head, and when I land on one that’s interesting – zoning out to think upon it more deeply, and analyze until another random thought interrupts and the process starts again.” When this happens, I’m vaguely aware of my surroundings, and…
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Beaches in Mind
I’ve noticed that I have a lot of pictures and video from various beaches out here, so why not put them all in one place? Each beach has its own atmosphere, look, and population. Though Huntington Beach remains my favorite of them all, L.A. has some nice strips of sand as well.
One day, about a week after I’d recovered from the flu, I made a somewhat stupid decision to walk down to Santa Monica…
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