Sassy's got a really good point, about the air conditioning and the malls.
Vegas did something really smart, too - they've made it possible to sort of jump from hotel to hotel (or casino to casino, if that's your thing) on the free little monorail thingies that run between the hotels. IIRC, the Bellagio connects by those to the Monte Carlo to the south, and I think it bypasses Caesar's and goes to the Mirage, but I could be totally remembering that wrong. Definitely the Monte Carlo, though.
Hey everybody!
I'm in SF, hanging with Hec and Emmett in the Haight, having ditched the fam in Golden Gate Park. We're having coffee and playing pool and posting from the rental iMac at the Rockin' Java. Later on I'm meeting up with more SFistas for Afghani dinner stylings. Yesterday was the Bay cruise and Alcatraz pass-by. Yes, having a jacket in August in SF is a good thing when the wind gets blowing and the fog rolls in.
Having a great time, wish you were here!
Having a great time, wish you were here!
On a non-Canadian that would just sound gloaty.
Yes, having a jacket in August in SF is a good thing when the wind gets blowing and the fog rolls in.
Having a sleeping bag with sleeves works well, too, if you're anywhere west of Van Ness. Down jackets sell reeeeeeeeeeeeeally well here.
So maybe I should rethink the t-shirt for tonight?
Depends, Perkins.
1) What does it say?
2) Are you going braless?
1) What does it say?
2) Are you going braless?
and is it wired to an electric blanket thermostat?
Actually, it's really sunny downtown (holy crap, it's sunny out here, too, so far) but it won't stay that way. Not a chance.
I love SF's microclimates. They make Seattle's look macro.
I love SF's microclimates. They make Seattle's look macro.
BWAH! True. My sister and BIL are up on Potrero Hill, with a major west and south view from their sundeck, and it's normal to see Twin Peaks, off to the West, being devoured by Giant Mutant Fog Monsters, while there are naked people sunbathing on their roofs off to the south, a few blocks away.