Plenty of good ideas for those places since I live in Seattle now and have lived in all those places but Vegas.  Its amazing that we never talk despite we are both in Seattle and I am always producing shows and other events around town.  Gabrielle lives with me now too.  Hmmm well anyways, Willits doesnt have much but nice rivers and trees, however SF has tons to do.  I would recommend you visit Zeitgeist bar as it is a big fun chill spot to have a drink.  Pick up a real burrito in the Mission at Taqueria Pancho Villa.  On the way down to LA, it depends on which highway your taking down.  If you take the coastal route stop in santa Barbara at Roses Cafe for a walk on the beach and a good Chille Relleno at Rose Cafe.  If you go the central route than there is a lot less beauty but there is a famous place in the middle of nowhere for Split Pea Soup and it is really weird but its huge and really funny.  Once in LA I am sure you will have tons to do, but make sure you do the classics if you have never done them.  Walk my old home of Hollywood Blvd, go to Santa Monica Beach, See Melrose Blvd, Sunset Blvd, visit Swindle and Annaliese.  Vegas, what happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, so you figure it out.  Have fun.

Well....it all depends on when this trip takes place......there's lots of fun stuff to do here!

july 1st-12th!

i know a fun thing to do:
Come to Peet's Coffee & Tea in Laurel Village (san francisco) and watch me make coffee / burn myself with hot water.

Is there any reason why you're stopping in Willits?  It's pretty much dead, except that the People's Temple was there.

visit my family, they live there :]
otherwise there'd be NO WAY!