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Boys. French boys. Cute French boys. The Pet Shop Boys. Boyz Noize.
Now this is turning into an adventure. What good is all that beret wearing, all that mime, all that hard long...bread without some action. Here's a question: French kissing?
Here's another question: Portland? Correct me if I'm wrong, but the last adventure to take place near Portland was when those kids went after One-Eyed Willy's treasure, before that it was Lewis and Clark. Oh shit, did I just forget Harry and the Hendersons? Get back to France where the lack of deodorant is charming and where an adventure is already in progress.

The sun has an office in Los Angeles. We're in the midst of a heat wave. 102 in the Valley, 90's in Santa Monica. When I go outside I feel like that nazi in Indian Jones who's face melts off. Caleb doesn't know what's good for him. His white, half Wisconsin-German half Polish-Jewish-New-Yorker-Los-Angeleno skin is naive. He wears more sunscreen in a day than most Pepperdine College sorority sisters where in a lifetime.
As you know from living in Los Angeles, even though the sun shines through all four seasons, summer does still carry that carefree mentality. We've been out and about a lot more. We've taken Caleb to the shores of the Pacific Ocean, we've been familiarizing ourselves with the old school soda fountains of South Pasadena, and the Mom and Pop ice creameries of Alhambra. I've enjoyed the company of men, golfing before work at Penmar in Venice and drinking afterwork at Big Deans under the Santa Monica pier. Caleb's tearing up the playgrounds of Studio City and Sherman Oaks. All that's left to do is to smoke a joint in the parking lot of Dodger stadium and heckle baseball players from neighboring San Diego or snobby San Francisco.
Summer is the time when you abandon your plans to leave Los Angeles and you get excited about all it has to offer again. Summer is the opposite of having to go home for the holidays.

