Looks like I am coming to the mother of all cities: Los Angeles

GregorArturo · 11-19-2009, 12:41 AM

Hey all, it looks like I got this $50 job in LA to speak my lovely Maine accent for an hour and my partner is going there anyway to see her dad. I was trying to avoid LA, and was going to meet her in Phoenix.

We're in Morro Bay at the moment (half way between LA and San Fran) staying with friends. Tonight we're all going to have a ayahuasca ceremony with about ten of us on the beach, coupled with some good ole fire dancing. I've been fasting all day with just tea, honey, and lemons.

We will probably stop in San Diego quickly before we jet over to Phoenix too. Anyways, if there are any people in the LA area (actually anywhere from this point on until the border), we'll be hitchhiking through (some public transit probably too), and if you are interested in meeting up, or providing some shelter, feel free to give us a shout.

I have a feeling we will be spending Thanksgiving there, but we both really don't want to spend it with Claudia's dad and grandma (she doesn't dig them too much), so that idea is up in the air too; sharing some turkey or tofu with some open minded people.

Anyways, namaste

11-19-2009, 12:41 AM	#1
GregorArturo Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Southern Maine Posts: 560	Looks like I am coming to the mother of all cities: Los Angeles Hey all, it looks like I got this $50 job in LA to speak my lovely Maine accent for an hour and my partner is going there anyway to see her dad. I was trying to avoid LA, and was going to meet her in Phoenix. We're in Morro Bay at the moment (half way between LA and San Fran) staying with friends. Tonight we're all going to have a ayahuasca ceremony with about ten of us on the beach, coupled with some good ole fire dancing. I've been fasting all day with just tea, honey, and lemons. We will probably stop in San Diego quickly before we jet over to Phoenix too. Anyways, if there are any people in the LA area (actually anywhere from this point on until the border), we'll be hitchhiking through (some public transit probably too), and if you are interested in meeting up, or providing some shelter, feel free to give us a shout. I have a feeling we will be spending Thanksgiving there, but we both really don't want to spend it with Claudia's dad and grandma (she doesn't dig them too much), so that idea is up in the air too; sharing some turkey or tofu with some open minded people. Anyways, namaste