Staycation

Yello, and Snookachalla. I haven't blogged for way too long, and it looks like February is going to be one of those months where I only do, like, three or four blogs. So, here's the list of reasons why I didn't blog:

Friday: The last day of school for a week. I was so excited, I couldn't blog.

Saturday: My friend came over and we had a massive sleepover/hike.

Sunday: He stayed until 4:30 and watched a 'Jurassic Park' marathon: Numbers One, Two, and Three.

Monday: We went up to my Aunt's house in Lake County.

Tuesday: We came back and I was exhausted from feeding goats, petting cats, and freaking out chickens (accidentally!)

Other amazing things: I bought a copy of Stephan Colbert's book, I AM AMERICA (And So Can You!), I crowned myself master of Winter Break with a hat given to me by my aforementioned Aunt, and my cat went bezerk. Plus, in about 40 minutes, I'm going to go get my passport. I've never had one before because I'VE NEVER BEEN OUT OF EITHER CALIFORNIA, ARIZONA, OR NEVADA!!! AND I'M GOING INSANE!!!!! MWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Anyway, this means today's blog needs to be short.

Everyone, I have a new feature. You see, nearly every state has a famous city. Like San Fransisco for the Golden Gate Bridge, Las Vegas for the casinos, New York City for its city-ness, and Providence, Rhode Island because it's the only city that could fit in Rhode Island. Which is why I'm introducing BETTER KNOW SAN ANSELMO (the town that I live in). Every time I use this, I'll include a picture of a well-known place here in crazy land. I mean, San Anselmo. Here's today's.

This is downtown crazy land (San Anselmo). Behind those buildings on the right is a street that breaks off from The Hub. The Hub is where Drake Boulevard meets with about nine million other streets, and if you want to go anywhere east of San Anselmo, you have to drive through The Hub. The street shown here in downtown crazy land eventually curves over the San Anselmo creek (the one that flooded), goes past some run-down little grocery store called Albertson's, and crosses Drake at The Hub. Down the main street in downtown crazy land, there's a bookstore, a coffee place, a bakery where George Lucas likes to hang out (no joke), and another bakery called 'Royal Sweet'. They have godly donuts.

Well, that's about it. Join me next time when we talk about... THE LUCAS MANSION!!! Cue 'Darth Vader' music.

Bye!