Bay Area Rossonero

Anybody else, besides me, from the most beautiful part of California?

Would love to, but too expensive to study in California! Love SF though .

I'm in San Diego... we have a bay too

You have Meesh there (ukrainian_CA), and I'm sure there are more... let me think...

I, unfortunately, am not from the Bay area of California ... just incase anyone was wondering. Though i'm open to visiting said area for a holiday

I live in LA.... unfortunately.

LA is just so awful in terms of traffic... was there once...

Originally Posted by RIO

Anybody else, besides me, from the most beautiful part of California?

I will be there early october (with my sister) Do you live in the hippie or gay neighboorhood? I heard it can be pretty cold there that time of the year, not cold like back home, but quite chilly.

Originally Posted by Jeff

LA is just so awful in terms of traffic... was there once...

and I'm renting a car...

Hmmm, I was just in LA for a wedding. I live in Oakland - Born & raised. I suppose I can't call myself a "rossonero" anymore as I hardly pay attention and I hate Ronaldinho, but I still love watching Milan, Maldini will always be my football legend, and yeah, stilll LOVE talking about foot, just don't have the time to be online as much.

Wouldn't mind hitting up a pub though, me loves drinking!

Love Milan but it's just that my Heart is ALWAYS WITH MEXICO and so when Arsenal signed my boy Vela, I could not turn my head away I must now SUPPORT THEM THROUGH THE GOOD AND THE BAD. I've betrayed Milan but only cuz my heart is ALWAYS with Mexico (speaking of, I'm sure you've noticed there are quite a few of us "mexicans" around here in CA, GEEZ....) aha j/k we ROCK!

I am in the South Bay area. Fremont - now, San Jose is where I live.

Originally Posted by XZeRo3003

Hmmm, I was just in LA for a wedding. I live in Oakland - Born & raised ...

Oh my god, it's Kenny!!

All we need now is for Mia to make a post!

Originally Posted by kris

I will be there early october (with my sister) Do you live in the hippie or gay neighboorhood? I heard it can be pretty cold there that time of the year, not cold like back home, but quite chilly.



and I'm renting a car...

October is the only month it's sunny and we have "typical California" weather. Its usually around 70 F (mid-20s C--if I remember my metric measurement). I live in the boring part of town, which is just over the hill from the gay neighborhood and a short walk from the hippie neighborhood. In general, we rarely see the sun (fog), are near the Swedish-American Hall and have quite a few blondes walking around, so Swedes would probably feel right at home.

Originally Posted by RIO

October is the only month it's sunny and we have "typical California" weather. Its usually around 70 F (mid-20s C--if I remember my metric measurement). I live in the boring part of town, which is just over the hill from the gay neighborhood and a short walk from the hippie neighborhood. In general, we rarely see the sun (fog), are near the Swedish-American Hall and have quite a few blondes walking around, so Swedes would probably feel right at home.

I did check up your location "twin peaks" on googlemaps after that post. Seems to be a good location, maybe even overlooking the city? since you say "we" I suppose you live with someone now? (maybe better to ask in PM) Now tell me if you have two free sofas so we can stay over before I go and hug some reedwoods... if it only was possible. to hug a reedwood I mean.

Sounds good about the weather. Since we possibly come from Las Vegas it wouldn't feel to good to have to put on the Milan cap.

ps. do you grow any maruijana in the backyard?
ps2. they actually found some Maruijana growing in my city. The papers digged up a rasta-man for the pictures.

Originally Posted by RIO

October is the only month it's sunny and we have "typical California" weather. Its usually around 70 F (mid-20s C--if I remember my metric measurement). I live in the boring part of town, which is just over the hill from the gay neighborhood and a short walk from the hippie neighborhood. In general, we rarely see the sun (fog), are near the Swedish-American Hall and have quite a few blondes walking around, so Swedes would probably feel right at home.

True, end-September - October is the best and the only time SF has nice weather. Mark Twain wrote something like "The coldest winter I've had was the summer in San Francisco".
I live 50 miles south of the city in Santa Clara County, a.k.a. as Silicon Valley. = the place where Si is grown instead of marijuana. (not really

It is 35+C very often here and the temperature can be as much as 15-20 C warmer than in SF city.
Where are you going to hug the trees? in Santa Cruz Mountains? here there are plenty of nice places to go to - "Castle Rock" park, one next to Felton - forgot the name (looked it up "Henry Cowell" state park):
http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=546
also "Big Basin Redwoods SP:
http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=540

Here you have much more:
http://www.parks.ca.gov/parkindex/re...giontab=0&id=5

If you want to explore the shoreline -
Point Reyes National seashore
but I think the national parks fee is usd20, while the state parks charge 5usd.

Enjoy!

Originally Posted by ukrainian_CA

True, end-September - October is the best and the only time SF has nice weather. Mark Twain wrote something like "The coldest winter I've had was the summer in San Francisco".
I live 50 miles south of the city in Santa Clara County, a.k.a. as Silicon Valley. = the place where Si is grown instead of marijuana. (not really

It is 35+C very often here and the temperature can be as much as 15-20 C warmer than in SF city.
Where are you going to hug the trees? in Santa Cruz Mountains? here there are plenty of nice places to go to - "Castle Rock" park, one next to Felton - forgot the name (looked it up "Henry Cowell" state park):
http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=546
also "Big Basin Redwoods SP:
http://www.parks.ca.gov/default.asp?page_id=540

Here you have much more:
http://www.parks.ca.gov/parkindex/re...giontab=0&id=5

If you want to explore the shoreline -
Point Reyes National seashore
but I think the national parks fee is usd20, while the state parks charge 5usd.

Enjoy!

Me sister is having a party tomorrow and they're picking up some fresh oysters from Point Reyes. DEEELICIOUS!!! I haven't been to any of those parks you mentioned above, tho my favorite is Yosemite National Park, A MUST if you're sightseeing in California. So beautiful, serene and relaxing. I absolutely love it! Alright ya tree huggers, have some fun!

Hey RIO, I would absolutely love to hang out around the Swedish-American hall!!! Boy, do I love blondes...

Thanks Jimmy for the welcome back! I WISH I could get a hold of Marija, but the poor girl is incredibly busy. I will try to post more often as well, but I haven't been able to watch as much football, so I feel clueless at the moment. Gaaaggghhhh life's a ***** innit? There just isn't enough time to do everyting!!!

poor girl? she must be on vacation dancing bachata and reggaeton