Outside of politics one couldn’t find an abundance of exciting or entertaining things to do here, especially after dark. Sac was contrary to LA, with its stars and wannabe celebrities looking and acting alike. Men, women, and children competed for the spotlight on Venice Beach, hoping to be discovered. Whatever God didn’t bless people with in Los Angeles, a plastic surgeon could. And having so many functions and parties happening in the City of Angels, there were plenty of moments for the struggling folks to shine and party as though they were rich. The Streets of Sacramento would never make it to Hollywood as a movie or reality show. Filmmakers didn’t care enough about small towns, or the people that resided in them unless those people were famous before moving there, like Arnold Schwarzenegger had been. Living in Sac could be a good thing if one wanted peace and enjoyment in their day-to-day activities, and depending on what neighborhood one chose. Hope was sure today’s face-to-face with Laura Littleton would prove uneventful.
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