This afternoon I went to the Olympic Park where they have “extreme zip lining” from the top of the mountain.  It made the top 10 list of zip lines in the world.  It is the world’s steepest zipline according to the website and believe me the first few seconds is straight down and you can feel the speed.  There were literally only 6-8 people there so they let us go as many times as we wanted.  I ended up going down it six times! I won’t lie the first time I went down I was scared, that first 10 seconds is intense. By the 4th time down I got used to it so I started to video it each time. The above videos is my favorite.

Here is an edited version of the Hollywood homes tour from last weekend. It took me a while to edit down the tour from two hours to 32 minutes, but I’ll save you $40 and an hour and a half.  It was a total blast and I loved it!  Here is a list of what we saw and what is included in the video in order: Hollywood Blvd, Sunset Blvd., Screen Actor’s Guild, Caryn’s Limited, (one of Elvis Presley’s favorite places to eat), The Comedy Store (owned by Pauly Shore), the Original House of Blues, Mel’s Drive in (featured in American Graffiti and the opening scene of Entourage), The Viper Room, The Whiskey a Go Go (famous music venue and was inducted into the Music Hall of Fame), The Roxy, The Rainbow Bar and Grill (Joe Dimaggio and Marlyn Monroe had their first date), Key Club (featured in Night at the Roxbury, Home Featured in Father of the Bride, the home featured in Halloween, Bob Barker’s home, the Beverly Hills sign, The Magic Castle, The Sierra Tower where Sideny Poitier and Cher live and where Elton John owns the Penthouse, the gates from The Bodyguard movie, Batman films, Bruce Wayne’s house, The Big Lebowski, Greystone Manner (public park), The Osbourne’s Home (now Christina Agulera livers there), Tom Cruise and Katie Homes house, Frank Sinatra’s home, Beverly Hills, Dr. Phil’s home, George Marciano (Guess), Sunny and Cher, Agnes Moorhead (Bewitched) home, Madonna’s home, George Cloony’s home, Lucile Ball’s home, Jimmy Stewart’s home, Hoppi Hills, Elvis Presley’s Home before Graceland, Michael Jackson’s home he was renting for $300,000 a month and died in, Playboy Mansion, Spelling Mansion (most expensive home in the US a 55,000 sq ft mansion, hundreds of rooms), Bel Air, Nancy Regan’s home, Alfred Hitchcock’s home, Jonas Brothers home, J-Lo and Marc Anthony’s home, Diane Keaton’s home, Billy Bob Thorton’s home, Lana Turner’s home, and last but not least Rodeo Drive.