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<\/a>Tuesday, July 6th came with cool skies and a light mist. After breakfast we donned our jackets and headed to Warner Brother Studios <\/a>for our prepaid tour. Leaving extra early in case there was bad traffic, we were delighted to make extra time – delighted because poor Emma got sick. I mean really sick. Her brother came to the rescue as she threw up in a plastic bag he had as we were pulling into Burbank and just in front of the studios. Turning around we found a very nice Chevron station that was clean and ready for business. We stayed there for a little bit until she felt better – then made our way back over to Warner Brothers and checked in for our tour. What a delight! We had an excellent tour guide – Meg, who took us on the back lot, the front lot and onto the stages of Ellen<\/a> and Two and a Half Men. One of the things I found most interesting was how small the stages really were to work with – just like a play. Grandma was in heaven as there were lots of John Wayne references, Emma loved the fact that part of the Annie movie was filmed there and Eli, ![\"\"](\"http:\/\/2.bp.blogspot.com\/_i1YtThdp5yw\/TFtWhPQQU4I\/AAAAAAAAARU\/g2iZIEp-GiA\/s200\/DSCN8324.JPG\")
<\/a>Ivan 4, and Ivan 3 enjoyed the car museum (Clint Eastwood’s Gran Torino, the Batmobile, etc.). I enjoyed fantasizing about being a script girl or someone’s personal assistant (I think that would be terrific – I would take good care of Jennifer Garner<\/a>, Sandra Bullock, or Julia Roberts!). There were multiple things to enjoy and the two hours just flew by. After perusing the gift shop (my mother-in-law insisted on buying me something labeled “writer” – I got a pen), we headed off to Big Boy and had lunch. We spent the afternoon at the pool as the son had come out around 1:30pm. <\/div>\n
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<\/a>Tuesday, July 6th came with cool skies and a light mist. After breakfast we donned our jackets and headed to Warner Brother Studios <\/a>for our prepaid tour. Leaving extra early in case there was bad traffic, we were delighted to make extra time – delighted because poor Emma got sick. I mean really sick. Her brother came to the rescue as she threw up in a plastic bag he had as we were pulling into Burbank and just in front of the studios. Turning around we found a very nice Chevron station that was clean and ready for business. We stayed there for a little bit until she felt better – then made our way back over to Warner Brothers and checked in for our tour. What a delight! We had an excellent tour guide – Meg, who took us on the back lot, the front lot and onto the stages of Ellen<\/a> and Two and a Half Men. One of the things I found most interesting was how small the stages really were to work with – just like a play. Grandma was in heaven as there were lots of John Wayne references, Emma loved the fact that part of the Annie movie was filmed there and Eli, <\/a>Ivan 4, and Ivan 3 enjoyed the car museum (Clint Eastwood’s Gran Torino, the Batmobile, etc.). I enjoyed fantasizing about being a script girl or someone’s personal assistant (I think that would be terrific – I would take good care of Jennifer Garner<\/a>, Sandra Bullock, or Julia Roberts!). There were multiple things to enjoy and the two hours just flew by. After perusing the gift shop (my mother-in-law insisted on buying me something labeled “writer” – I got a pen), we headed off to Big Boy and had lunch. We spent the afternoon at the pool as the son had come out around 1:30pm. <\/div>\n