San Francisco
Yesterday I went to San Francisco with Marilyn and Louise. It was fun indeed! On the drive over there it drizzled a bit, which was nice. Louise had bought some Axe beforehand because she liked the smell of it. So we spent a lot of time smelling the can because Marilyn's mom didn't like it when we sprayed it in the car. Well actually I couldn't blame her. When I first got in the car they sprayed it and I practically choked on it because it was so strong.

We drove around a bit and stopped at KFC for lunch. I kept singing, "Ohhh Taco Bell, taco bell, product placement with Taco bell..." It was fun. Hey, what ever happened to that chihuahua anyway? When we were eating lunch on the upper level I saw a man who was posing as a girl. It was interesting, to say the least.

We drove around some more and went through downtown SF where all the big skyscrapers are. We parked next to Ghirradelli square where a black man was playing the saxophone. He started playing the Adams Family theme song and Louise and I had fun snapping at the right moment. HEE HAW! *cough*. We looked through the shops there, including a really cool hat shop and then went into the ghirradelli ice cream shop and got a hot fudge sundae. We sat there and ate like pigs while these little kids went and made noise the whole time. Marilyn kept uttering curses at them under her breath while louise kicked at a brave pigeon that decided to take a walk and eat the crumbs on the ground between people's shoes.
We drove around a little more and went down to Fort Point which was down under the Golden Gate. It was made out of brick and had National Guards with big machine guns patrolling the area, but you could go into the fort. There were barely any people there, but I thought it was really cool. We walked up a stone spiral staircase and if you turned you'd enter this room which was basically an exhibit. But if you walked further into the room you'd see there was a long hallway going through what must have been at least fifteen different rooms. At the end of the hallway was a very dark room so if you were at one end of the hallway looking down there it was like something in a horror movie. We walked through to the end room practically when we saw it! (DUN DUN DUNNNN!) A person! Actually it turned out to be a wooden model of a person dressed in a uniform, but it's one of those things that really doesn't help when you're already freaked out. We walked around on the top level for a while. Actually I more like skipped around the top level then walked, and I sang the Pirates of the caribbean song. THAT'S RIGHT FOLKS, THE ORIGINAL ONE FROM THE RIDE! Not to say that I didn't love the movie to death.
We walked down the stairway and went to the second level. We went all the way around which was kind of scary because NO ONE was there on that level, and in some of the corners there would be these places that were really dark so you couldn't see anything. *creepy voice comes out of nowhere* Something lurks in the shadows... muuuAAAAHAHAHA HA HA HA! *darth vader-like breathing is heard, and then it slowly fades away*
Umm... *looks around* where did that come from?... O_o... anyway, where was I? Oh yes. So we walked around and went all the way through the creepy horror movie tunnel to the dark place at the end. We went from there all the way around THAT level as well. I stopped at one point when I saw a little hallway thing. Marilyn wanted to movev on but Louise stayed back with me to check it out. We went inside and saw there was a locked door. On the walls to either side were signatures. One was even from 1896. There was also a faded black cross painted on one of the walls. Maybe someone had died there, or maybe it was simply something painted there to symbolize something else. Either way, I thought the whole place was very interesting. I want to go back there sometime.
We started heading back from there and drove through neighborhoods where the rich people lived. before we got on the highway we stopped at a beach called bakers beach for about ten minutes. It was really beautiful. It was about dusk by that time, so the view of the Golden Gate and the hills was really amazing.
Marilyn's mom said that next month we could come here again and go visit the Japanese tea gardens and spend more time on the beach and stuff. That'll be fun ^_^.

Yush.

I feel loved.

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