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I think I hate San Francisco.

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Thanks L. We're told the best schoool is in Short Hills/Millburn, which is just past Maplewood.

9th and Irving area. The kind of house and neighborhood we could see ourselves living in for 20+ yrs. A few blocks from good schools, 1/2 block from Muni, >2 mile bike commute for me through the park. Good sized home w/ room to grow
 
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I have a friend who lives in that area. If you don't have to commute out of the city, it's a great location. Proximity to the park, the ocean are enviable.
 

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You're right about getting out of the city. Fortunately, we wouldn't be going out often. We'll miss easy access to the airport and Costco, but those are once a month trips. Making up for the difficulty is the relative beauty of O'Shaughnessy, probably the best route south or east. I hate 19th ave south of the park, but as it turns into PP heading to the GG bridge it's pretty nice.
 
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You're right about getting out of the city.  Fortunately, we wouldn't be going out often.  We'll miss easy access to the airport and Costco, but those are once a month trips.  Making up for the difficulty is the relative beauty of O'Shaughnessy, probably the best route south or east.   I hate 19th ave south of the park, but as it turns into PP heading to the GG bridge it's pretty nice. 


Re: airport access - are you talking about NJ/SO? Newark airport is very convenient to any of those towns on the Morris/Essex line (Morristown thru Newark). I grew up nearby and have very fond memories of SO. My buddy's dad taught @ Seton Hall and all 7 kids went there - saw some great, very intense Big East b-ball games. Orange Lawn & Tennis used to have a U.S. Open warmup tournament (when Open was on grass @ Forest Hills) that we would sneak into. Ilie Nastase kissed my sister & gave me his wristbands :wow: Columbia is a very good HS - ultimate frisbee was supposedly invented there :nodding:
 

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'Nastase kissed my sister' would make for a good t-shirt
 

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We once went went to South Mountain Arena to watch a hockey clinic being conducted by Rod Gilbert - he kissed her too! :butbut:

And to go full circle w/ a t-shirt story - fast forward 25 years: my bother made up these Grateful Rangers / Steal Your Faceoff shirts that he was selling at Dead shows at the Garden - Rod Gilbert (the Bill Walton of hockey) was one of his last sales before the cops got them! :bigstar:
 
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Re: airport access - are you talking about NJ/SO? Newark airport is very convenient to any of those towns on the Morris/Essex line (Morristown thru Newark). I grew up nearby and have very fond memories of SO. My buddy's dad taught @ Seton Hall and all 7 kids went there - saw some great, very intense Big East b-ball games. Orange Lawn & Tennis used to have a U.S. Open warmup tournament (when Open was on grass @ Forest Hills) that we would sneak into. Ilie Nastase kissed my sister & gave me his wristbands
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Columbia is a very good HS - ultimate frisbee was supposedly invented there
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Hey RF, I was talking about the house we recently bought in SF. Thanks for the info about SO. Love ultimate. Or I did. Played it once a week or so in grad school.

I was mostly a Georgetown fan, but rooted for SH against Duke. Watched the Bobby Hurley story recently on a flight. Too bad he didn't go to SH.

I'll definitely hit you up for advice if we go. Looks like it'll be next summer.
 
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Fog has been terrible lately. It's like I'm in that sh*tty Mist movie

Not staying a single weekend in August


I was in Willows this weekend in 100+ temps. ****. That. So happy to be back in SF.
 

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I'll be there most of Aug. Don't mind fog.
 

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