LOS ANGELES. Hollywood! I walked down the walk of fame. When I finally found Marylin Monroe's star, I thought: How unfortunate. It was in front of a Mc Donalds and the building was under construction so that I could barely see the star. No glamour. Anyway, she's been such a strong woman - I admire her.
To go on in my LA trip, I visited Beverly Hills and its Rodeo Dr. Beautiful! Probably the first time that I didn't see any homeless people on the street since I've been to the US. Also, I visited the Universal studios on Memorial day weekend. It was really crowded but I enjoyed it so much there.
When I was younger, I wanted to be an actress. This idea lost its value because I recognized that I would have problems to act during the film shooting with my tunnel vision.
E.g. I took part in a school theater for a few years. I did acrobatics and acting. It was so much fun! But sometimes there was just rare light on stage, so that I struggled to act how I would normally do. It's especially because of the night blindness. I get insecure in the dusk and even more in the dark which makes me acting more carefully. I hate that. Easy things like shaking another person's hand while looking him/her in the eyes could fail. I mostly just hold my hand and the other person has to grab it. It works.