I grew up right there, during the height of Haight,
and I never saw it until 2002. Loved it.
Saw Jerry Garcia's place.
I worship at his ice cream now.

But I can see how, at 1am, it could be a scary
place to buy spices.

The Chicken Lady http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YwnAdT9I_o

Srsly, those guys are national heroes. Dave Foley Amazing.

They were pretty silly. I saw them live about 10 years ago at the Palace Theatre here in Louisville. It was hillarious......

Yea I loved that show when I was a kid. And In Living Color too. I always argued with my brothers that the spelling was wrong, by the time I was 9 I figured out that a-an American show and you guys spell wrong and b-my brothers really didn't give a ****.

Ah Jim Carrey http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UrXQiH7vN8Q

Or maybe... it was because of c)

Homey Don't Play That!

I've been hit with many a sock filled with grosser socks...and legos once. They loved that damn clown And JLo shaking it helped too.

There's only one thing I can say about In Living Color...

Loved it!

I loved it so much in fact, I'm gonna have to give it two snaps and an around the world!

ooo I lovd that show too.
What they got away with doing those reviews..

Hahaha or two snaps up - in a figure 8.

Soufie, that happened around 1999 or so. I don't know if it's improved or gotten worse since then.
So those are your old stomping grounds?
Now I want to visit again.
Pay respect to Jerry and have some ice cream.

Weekend At Bernie's is pretty damned funny to watch with a buzz.....

Yeah I grew up in San Lorenzo, a wee bedroom
community across the bay from San Francisco.
When I grew up (yes, I know there is some
question as to whether this actually took place)
I worked at #1 California Street, right near
the wharf, Pier 39. I used to commute across
the BayBridge every day at 3:45am, to beat
the traffic. Then after I parked near the wharf,
in the dark, I would have to step over the, er,
night dwellers still sleeping it off near doorways.
Funny how you are fearless when you are young.

The Haight-Ashbury was wonderful when I saw it in '02.
Clean, quite commercial of course, but fully
evocative of an era.

I remember when that typhoon hit out there and there were those people out on that bridge. That chit was crazy. That thing was swinging all over the place....

They are nasty.
And that swaying bridge image..

I have an old postcard from I think it was the 1918??? earthquake from there. The message is to just to let there friends back in Ohio know they were ok.

A family postcard?
Would that be Pony Express mail?

I used to go to auctions alot up in Ohio. I found it in the back of an old desk that I bought. Maybe by train?

Sunny! Are you driving to Scotia then ferry across to Newfieland?
I've only visited New Brunswick and PEI... I went with 4 of my best friends in my twenties. We made it a point to play every mini-putt and drive every go-cart track along the way till we got kicked off... there's like 20 of them We had to stop when one guy got cut up from driving through the cornfield

If you do drive through Montreal, I suggest you pick up your fresh supply of Quebec "Origano"

The first time I ever went to a strip club was up in Canada. I was 19 and they had something that was called a puzzy box that you could buy for 20 bucks. It included a stripper, milk crate (to dance on), and a six pack of Labbotts Blue. Best 20 bucks I ever spent......

That's awesome JW! We went to the strippers for my birthday, and if I had been any drunker I woulda been up there shakin my bacon too.

Not sure if we're driving yet...but it could be fun to pack up a U-Haul and see how beautiful home is all the way across. I kinda want to but not sure how the highways will be and all. Plus, its just me and my best friend going so maybe not too safe.

Hell I would do it if I were your age honey. Just take alot of pictures...........