In the past seven months, I have met a number of people from California (thanks, college). It's so interesting to hear about life in a world far far away, aka, the West Coast. I've personally never been to California, but I have been dying to go there for quite some time now. I am so fascinated with all it has to offer.
Is the Hollywood sign as glamorous as it looks in movies? Whether it is or not, I would channel my inner tourist and whip out my selfie stick to get a picture with the notorious sign.
I would also like to know how many celebrities one actually sees out in Los Angeles? I haven't had much luck spotting anyone famous in New York City, so maybe L.A. is the place where all of the celebrities have been hiding. After all, you walk by thousands of celebrities on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Maybe you will even run into "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" down the block.
Which Six Flags is thebest Six Flags in California? Six Flags Magic Mountain or Six Flags Discovery Kingdom? Either way, I want to go to both because I want to go to every Six Flags in the world so...
But no Six Flags can ever compare to the magic at Disneyland and Disney's California Adventure. There may be no Epcot and no Cinderella's Castle but California Screamin' and Mickey's Fun Wheel look awesome!
The Santa Monica Pier seems to be the cutest place ever. And the opening of "Hannah Montana: The Movie" was filmed there, so that's pretty cool.
I want to hang out with my girl Ellen at Warner Bros. lot in Burbank, California, just like Kate McKinnon.
How cool is the San Diego Zoo? Is it a lot cooler than any other regular zoo?
How many steps would it take to cross San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge? And how many times do you think that I can sing the "Full House" theme song while making my way across the bridge?
And last but not least—one question I ask myself every day is "Does In-N-Out really taste like heaven?" In-N-Out, we will meet someday. But for now, wait for me.
