super what?

Sorry, but I’m just not a big fan of football. I think it’s the ubër tight uniforms, grunts and all that slapping each other on the bum. And it hurts me just to see these guys slamming each other onto cold, rock-hard AstroTurf. Give me a civilized game of tennis or a Tour de France, any day, or even some basketball. But that’s just me.

So, if you happen to be of my ilk, and in the bay area here’s a reminder. It’s the 1st Sunday of the month, so that means the Alameda Flea Market is on this Sunday! Skip the Super Bowl and the three-layer bean dip and hit the flea market. I’m hoping everyone’s home on their sofas and Lazyboys with a six-pack in their laps, so there’s lots of good bargains left to be had by the rest of ‘us’. Go team flea!
oh, and happy, happy friday.
i love this virtual tour down san francisco’s market street in 1905, and the music from air makes it. not much has changed — it’s still bustling! except apparently, at one point you could you could still make a left turn, and, nobody was peeing on you. okay, maybe it’s a little bit different.
renegade holiday craft fair!

the first ever renegade holiday craft fair will be held this weekend in san francisco, so if you’re in town, it’s a must-visit! held at fort mason, smack on the beautiful san francisco bay, renegade is free to enter and filled with over 150 booths of the finest indie-craft, handmade and contemporary design artists, all setting up shop at the Renegade Craft Fair Holiday Sale on December 19 & 20 from 11am –7pm, at the Fort Mason’s Herbst Pavilion.
reconstructed memories @ rayko.

san francisco-based photographer liz steketee has a new show opening this week at rayko gallery, thursday december 17th, from 6-8pm. liz’s new work ‘reconstructed memories’ is a unique series of images, utilizing her own family photographs. liz chooses unlikely combinations of family photographs and scans them for use in reconstruction, blending together multiple disparate images so that they conform to her personal memories, or preference for how things might have been. stop in to the rayko gallery for some wine and wonderful art this thursday evening!


RayKo Photo Center
428 Third Street
San Francisco • 94107
415.495.3773
wrapping it up for the sfcvb.

this evening, I just wanted to wrap things up by saying thank you to San Francisco Convention and Tourist Commission for inviting me to their website to share my weekend visiting my beautiful city of San Francisco with you. It was fun, action-packed weekend and I had a great time sharing some of my favorite haunts with you.
I couldn’t quite fit it all in, so I left them with a list of some other great shops to check out on your next visit to San Francisco — all wonderful, and quite a few you can visit online as well until you arrive here. You can find the complete list here on the sfcvb site.
































