I can’t believe that tomorrow will be my last full day of vacation here in sunny California. Time has flown by. I’ve been much busier than I thought I’d be. Saying that though, there were a few things that I didn’t get to do like go san diego whale watching or visit some sights, but I know that if I ever have the chance to visit California again, they will be things I would love to tick off my bucket list. A friend of mine had such an amazing time when she went whale watching in San Diego so it was a shame that I did not have time to see any of the marine life during my trip this time around. Needless to say, next time I visit San Diego, a grey whale watching excursion will be at the very top of my agenda! Also, during this trip, I’ve only read 3 and a half books. And 2 of those were on the flight out here. Maybe for my next whale watching experience, I’ll go further afield to see what other sea life is out there, a friend recently went to Hawaii and recommended checking out Kai Kanani to book a whale watching adventure, so that can go on the long vacation list!
Month: April 2007
Vacation Update
Finally, I’ve gotten my laptop plugged into the internet! I’m having a great time.. keeping busy.. I still need to scan a couple photos in, but here are a couple from my digital camera. They’re from Universal City Walk. I’ll post photos from the con soon! Hope you all are having a great week too… … Read more
George Takei
From Creation’s Grand Slam SciFi Summit guest list:
George Takei
He is best known for his role on the original Star Trek as Sulu. And most recently guest starred on the hit show Heroes, as Hiro’s father.
From George Takei’s official website:
George’s acting career has spanned five decades. It began in the summer of 1957, between his freshman and sophomore years at the University of California at Berkeley, when George answered a newspaper advertisement placed by a company casting voices for a motion picture. The film was Rodan, a Japanese science-fiction classic about a prehistoric creature terrorizing Tokyo. In a sound stage on the MGM lot in Culver City, Calif., George dubbed the original Japanese lines into English, creating distinct voices for eight characters.