I'm not a big baseball fan, but I've always found that a unique glimpse of a city is found at their sporting events.
BWAHAHAHAHAHA! Oh, lord, Laura - they're playing in Oakland that day, not SF. And of course, my mind went immediately to the Raiders and Raider Nation and the Black Hole....never mind, nothing to see....
Fay, incoming shortly.
So, another thing I need (me me me MEEEEE me me meee) is a list of contact info - I'm going to compile a master list, to be hung in the hospitality suite. So, if you have a cell and want to have the number included, please to email me at the profile addy.
Also, if you need picking up at the airport and it hasn't already been arranged, shoot me your info as soon as you have it (date, time, airline, airport) and I'll see what I can do.
Snerk, I did say glimpse. And insent.
Random throught of the morning -- Cafepress should offer shot glasses.
OMG, I really have no notion how to plan what all I should see and do while in SF. I am aware that SF is Big and Cool and Full of Stuff, but I haven't a clue what is where, or what I should go and see
Fay is me. except for that whole baseball thing which I couldn't give a toss about. Oh, and I know that SF public transport is pretty good.
Anyway, yeah, still mulling over the possibilities. Alcatraz - most probably. Sunday BBQ - Yup. Accompanying Jilli on her thrifting - probably. Winchester - Nope (Jilli's very psychically sensitive and that place may be just a tad too intense).
Things to do; send money to Juliana, then actually remember to buy some F2F swag. Crikey, I think it's only 3.5 weeks til we'll be heading to SF...
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I need new: hair, makeup, clothes, shoes.
I'd like to sign on for the Winchester House excursion.
Also, do we have a firm enough headcount yet to figure what the average prom/hospitality suite contribution should be per person?
And Pete is almost entirely me.
Except I have some slight fear of public transport (born and raised in San Diego - crappy public transport capital of the West). So people will be able to tell us apart.
Anyway, glad to see other people who are planning itineraries similar to mine. Not so afraid of getting lost in a strange city if I have someone to do it with! (And I managed pretty well in NYC. Well, with the help of Felix the Bellman's directions.)
I'm doing Alcatraz and the BBQ (insent, Deb), but other than that, I think I'll try to play it by ear. I'm more a wander-around-exploring than an actual do-things kind of person anyway.
Errrr, yeah, that reminds me -- would anyone be able to put me up Sunday night? I can sleep on a floor, in a bathtub -- wherever.
