This morning, I went down to the California ScienCentre, and the highlight was getting close-up to the space shuttle, Endeavour.
In Los Angeles, it sometimes feels more like a Spanish holiday resort than America, as most of the signs are in English and Spanish, and many of the large billboard adverts are in Spanish only; but what is really weird is every now and then, someone approaches me in American English just as I am about to talk using my best Spanish!Today, I found some traffic lights with beeps, except they sounded more like a bird tweeting, which took me by surprise at first!
This afternoon, I went on a two-hour tour of the Sony Pictures Studios, which was really cool. The part that I enjoyed most was not what I was expecting... As part of the Drive Around The World documentary series, Buzz Aldrin (Apollo astronaut) and Steve Wozniak (Apple co-founder) will be filmed driving to the South Pole in hydrogen fuel cell vehicles, and for a short while, we got to watch their vehicles being assembled!
My screenwriters' conference begins tomorrow at midday, so there will be no more tourist updates until Monday.
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