There I was...in Boulder Colorado

I thought this town was going to be a bunch of hills and boring places along the street. Much to my surprise it's very nice! The primary downtown area has a great walkway for tourists and local flavor, called Pearl Street. I went there each day that I was in Boulder and saw something new every time. On the last day, performers were in the street, juggling, playing music, even singing for rent money. It's a different kind of local culture that you just don't see anymore. But the most important part of my trip was not the business, or the tour of Celestial Seasonings Headquarters-yes I survived the "mint room" too. No, all this paled in comparison to the apogee of my trip.I walked two streets over from Pearl down a few blocks until...could it be?....no way...is that it?...I think it is!!! The Mork and Mindy house!

Oh my gosh, take my picture! So why all the fuss over this simple backdrop to a somewhat forgotten sitcom? Well back in the day, this show ruled supreme. I was in the 8th grade that year and imitated all of Mork's goofy acts at school. I was really popular for that, and in my year book all my friends mentioned it. That was the best year of school I ever had, and a lot of the popularity, and learning to make people laugh came from that show. Robin Williams created a character that helped me come out of my shell and make a ton of friends. So-that's why I just had to get a picture in front of this icon of my youth. Na-noo Na-noo!