Quick shots at my friend's studio...

I had some time to kill,

So I stopped over to my friend's studio at Boogie Down Productions and snapped away at some of his dancers.

Checkin' out "I Wish" with my buddy and cast from Ohi'a Productions...

So today,

A couple of my good friends and I went to see "I Wish," a children's play put on by 'Ohi'a Productions.  Without giving away too much of what it's about, it's a cast of three play about three different stories from around the world (China, Hungary and India) on making wishes.  In true 'Ohi'a Productions form, although "I Wish" is a children's play, if you listen real carefully, there's some very sly adult humor thrown into the mix.  That's the writing mastery of the late Lisa Matsumoto.  If you got kids or if you're a big kid yourself like I am, you hafta check "I Wish" out.

Man, my friend had me crackin' up with the different characters he portrayed.  I busted out my camera and took a bunch of pics.  (Yup another rare opportunity of me sharing faces in my blog, but I did it for my good buddy.)

Hittin' it off at San Fran, part 5...

Came early the following morning,

There's not much to say really, but it was time for all of the adventure n fun to end.  So I checked out of my hotel room and off to the Oakland Airport I went.  I gotta give it to my buddies and the fam bam, it was hella fun sight seeing and snappin' away tons of photos, all to preserve the memories.

Good times, good times...

Hittin' it off at San Fran, part 4...

So after Oakland,

It was time for us to head on over to the Wharf area.  On our way there I took a bunch of photos of the city/industrial life.

We quickly checked into our hotel and then back on the road we went.  My friend was determined that we drive over the Golden Gate Bridge, lol, which we did...

After crossing the bridge we got us some grub...

Open face tuna sandwich, that my friend got...

Pork hash, that my other friend got...

And my order, a ham n cheese panini...

We then headed back to the hotel and got a power nap there, and then it was din din time.  My friend had made reservations at the Rainforest Cafe to meet up with his fam bam from San Fran.  Man, they were all hella cool peopz...

After dinner and cruisin' with my friend's fam bam, we headed to the Wharf for some site seeing and a lil shopping...

While cruisin' there we came across the Musee Mecanique, this arcade that included all of these old arcade games, soooooooo hella cool, I snapped away like crazy...

This carnival scene display was hella unreal...

More antique games...

Working toothpick antique arcade games...

"Baby bah-bah-bye"...

In front of the infamous Wharf sign...

A huge stone cross statue that kinda reminded me of Sam Flores' work...