come on, dad. blow. [ blows ] oh, mearth, you re such a comfort to me. i hope i get to at least see you on weekends and leap years. are you kidding? mommy loves you, daddy. you re number one, you re the head honcho. i hope you re right. but what if you re wrong? don t ask me. i haven t been able to cope with fractions yet. i m gonna take these flowers and be sure that they stay alive. i guess i ll put em in the tub with pablo. i don t think he ll mind, after carrying that dead thing around. pablo! i wonder if she would ve loved me then. well, i ve got two choices. i can either stand here and talk to myself like a soap opera. or go back in time and really find out. that s it! i ll do it! i haven t used these in a long time, but now s a very special occasion. oh, man. i hope this works. [ as the wicked witch of the west ] i want those shoes! i was an alien when i met her. when i go back, i ll be an alien again. it should work the second time around. yeah. it
ceo.am the president and this is really a cultural center that is meant to tell the story of the influence and evolving mexicans influence of and mexican-americans throughout the history of los angeles to celebrate the culture and educate people. is a brand-new institution in los angeles and we re hoping many people will come and visit and discover something new every time. do not collect objects, we collect stories. people will see different objects and listen to different stories or tell their own stories as well. los angeles is a city always looking forward, always looking to the future. sometimes we forget the origins of the city and how it came about. native americans were here and they had been seen from afar from the boats and ships the spanish were sailing up and down the coast. 1780 one, the spanish government decided they needed to settle in view of the various areas around the coast and they went to mexico to look for some volunteers to track 1000 miles to come her
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