How Weird Street Faire 2008

May 6th, 2009 | 1 Comment |

The last party I went to in San Francisco was How Weird Street Faire in 2008. It was a semi-last minute decision as I was in the city only for the day, while finishing packing for the trip to Florida.

It was the first time HW was in its new location at 2nd and Howard in the FiDi district of San Francisco.

It was a great time and left me with wonderful memories. I have yet to find anything that compares to that day in the sun when I was able to hang out with Miss Tickle, Kelly, Samira, Taylor, Mateo, Carnen, Steve, Ginny, Leila, Laylo, Thea, Eddie, Sue, Matthew, Mercie, and so many many others. It was the warm fuzzy mental hug that I needed.

I hope you all have an amazing time on Howard Street this year. I miss you!

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kestrachern Says:
May 11th, 2009 at 7:31 pm
Did everyone have a fabulous time at HowWeird 2009?

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