For our water-logged, moisture-drenched, dew-laden, aqua-sodden LA friends, I recommend a movie festival with "Chinatown" as the main feature to ponder and pontificate upon.
Just exactly WHAT has LA done to take advantage of times like these to trap the water and use it to the benefit of all....or, as I suspect, have they just contented themselves to let it all drain away?
Is the LA River overflowing yet? I'd love to see a picture of it with "something" flowing in it.
At the very least, one should watch "The Rains Came," or, if you've a tape off the Fox Movie Channel, "The Rains of Ranchipur."
Another storm is moving upon us in California...and it's certain to be a bad one from the Bay Area to San Diego...and it's moving in tonight, last I heard. If I were a certain renter, I think I'd go out and buy a tarp and affix it to a certain portion of my roof (with the help of local friends, of course) using a staple gun to counter it being ripped up by gusting winds.
That or move into the Beverly Hills Hotel when he starts leaving footprints in the san...er...um...carpet!