Pictures from San Francisco Visit 2006

The main purpose of this visit on May 7 and 8 was to interview with Wecker Associates in Novato, California. The day before, I spent some time in Sunnyvale, visiting my uncle and cousin. I did not watch out for vampires. There are also some pictures of San Francisco.

Things are very different in California.	The outside of my uncle's house. He bought it for $30,000 around 25 years ago.	The house is now worth about $700,000.
Well, I was in California, and young, and male, and it was only a few dollars more.	Victoria learns the benefits of studying.	She's 12 and likes Slushies.
I need to learn not to squint into the sun.	Victoria and her father. You can see the Mexican influence.	My uncle Ray, or Butch.
Part of the inside, including Victoria's cat.	It's positively parental.	The old men pose.
Driving down 19th Street, through the windshield at a red light.	Part of the hills of San Francisco.	Alcatraz, if I have my islands correct.
I'm not sure about the memorial stone, but the slope is steep.	Climbing to the Golden Gate Bridge. The next three photos are from the south lookout point.
I look decent in a suit, though I may need tailored shirts.	The area around Wecker in north Novato.	The Wecker building. I like the company, but the sunlight over the hill might be overkill.