homelessness and celebrities

December 27, 2000

11:53pm

Sorry about that. I started writing at 5:53pm and had to leave at 6:00pm. It was not enough time, so here I am. I need to explain more about the homeless man. So we were sitting there and this slightly overweight, older, gray-haired, bearded man walked through the restaurant and just started waving to everyone. He waved, walked past and went into the bathroom. It was weird, but amazing at the same time. I don't think I could ever handle being homeless. If I had to I would manage, but it just seems like such a hard lifestyle. And there are people who chose to live this life. I have read interviews about these people. Hey, whatever floats your boat.

But back to the trip. So after dinner we went to sleep and then got on a plane to hawaii. It was a relatively pleasant trip but they were playing "The Replacements," which was worthless. I watched it though, of course. So when we finally got here the first thing we did was order room service. Club sandwich. Wonderful. Then we went outside to check out the scene. We found out that Dustin Hoffman and Michael Bolton were staying here when we saw them playing beach volleyball against each other. Who would ever think that would happen? I wouldn't, but I saw it. Dusty seems like a nice guy though. Oh, and today I saw Paul Molitor (baseball), the head of Warner Brothers Records and Robert Shapiro (OJ's lawyer). There are others from what I hear, but I haven't seen them yet. I digress. That evening we went to the buffet in the hotel. It was good but nothing to get excited about. Then sleep. We rented Feris Bueler but fell asleep 15 minutes into it. ("We" is me and my sister)

So that's about all. Tonight we went to some city 45 minutes away (TOO far away) for dinner. It was good, but not worth the distance. Now I am going to sleep since I am quite sleepy. On that note, I will post again when I have time and feel like it, but I make no promises. I am in a beautiful place and will not be sitting crouched in front of a computer for very much time at all. Sabadoo.

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