inflight SENIOR ISSUE
2015
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inflightmagazine SENIOR EDITION
final farewell
To the Class of 2015: We want to start off by thanking all of you for helping create such crazy memories throughout the past four years. The friendships that we forged at Foothill will last a lifetime. No matter where we all end up, we will always be able to cherish the wonderful times we shared together as Falcons. You have all helped to create a legacy that will live on for years to come. Whether it be our award winning homecoming skits (never forget junior year), our unparalleled spirit (homecoming week spirit winners junior and senior year), our enthusiasm (much love to the men of Mr. Foothill) and our day-to-day fun that we share (shoutout to Ryan Knop for fixing the speaker system that one Friday and dropping his Christmas mixtape every year). We’ve been able to come together as a class and more importantly as a family. As your president and vice-president, it has been a pleasure getting to know everyone on a personal level. It is safe to say that our class is filled with talented artists, incredible athletes, creative writers, graceful dancers, extraordinary musicians, savvy coders, and intelligent scholars. In the future, wherever this exhilarating journey (also known as life) takes us, we know that each and every one of you will be successful in whatever you decide to pursue. While this may sound corny, we have one of the most passionate and driven classes in all of Foothill history. Despite the fact that we’re all going to be taking different paths, we all share a passion for what we love. As the school year comes to a close, we want you reflect on the memories that you have made here on campus. Don’t forget the laughter at lunchtime, the rolling hills of Foothill, the wonderful teachers and administration, and most importantly, the memories that we all created together. It’s been an honor serving as your president and vice-president for three and two years respectively; we truly look forward to see what the future has in store for everyone. Erin Overland and Kirstin Fong Senior Class President and Vice President, Class of 2015
contents Soaring Through the Years p4-5 “Soar-t” of Good Advice p6 Soar Above the Rest p7 Feature: You Know You are a Falcon p8-13 A Night in the Garden p14-15 Oh, The Places You’ll Soar p16-17 Summer Roadmap 18-19 FRONT COVER Huge thanks to 2014-15 ASB President Carley Robertson for joining us for our cover photo shoot! Photographed by Anthony Minaise.
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fhsinflight.com FHS JOURNALISM STAFF 2014-15 ADVISOR PHOTO EDITOR Mrs. Mary Crawbuck Anthony Minaise EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Arthur Hwang Kaitlyn Wang
BUSINESS/MARKETING MANAGER Christine Deng
ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR Alice Lee NEWS EDITOR Jessica Ou SPORTS EDITOR Adit Shrestha OPINIONS EDITOR Tori Knuppe FEATURES EDITOR Monica Azmi Sharon Chu A&E EDITOR Jennifer Kim
BUSINESS/MARKETING TEAM Michael Jurich Anjali Kantharuban STAFF REPORTERS Gabrielle LaFrank Sanjana Singh Sofia Barrera Natalie Burge Sahna “Charlie” Das Augustin “Augie” Chen Karen Pham Kayvon Heravi Daniel Downey Antony “Tony” Italiano
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All seniors know that high school is a challenge. With schoolwork to do, peers to get along with, and time to manage well, it is no wonder that many find school overwhelming. We asked various seniors for their advice for coping with school, and we hope their experiences will help underclassmen enjoy high school as much as they did!
soaring above the rest BY JENNIFER KIM ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR
Columbia University YUJIN KIM VALEDICTORIAN Q: How would you describe yourself? A: I would describe myself as jocular, hard-working, and super.
Q: How would you describe Roland and your relationship with him? A: Roland has been a close friend of mine since the start of freshman year, and I’ve always had a lot of respect for him. He’s not only an incredibly fast learner and super insightful, but also very dynamic and outgoing. It’s this unique combination that makes him super likeable. Q: What are you most looking forward to about college? A: The immense freedom available. I think that college is a time to learn and experience and discover in ways that will never be possible again, so it’s important to take advantage of the freedom you have and really expand yourself.
Q: What are you planning to do as a career? A: As of now, I’m hoping to become a professor. My favorite subjects are Math and Physics, and I’m really more of a paper-and-pencil kind of guy than someone who likes to build things or make experiments, so doing research at a university would be perfect. I also really love teaching because it leads to so many great relationships and interactions.
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Q: What is something your fellow classmates don’t know about you? A: I’m (mildly) colorblind. The grass looks orange to me.
Q: What does being valedictorian mean to you? A: It’s an honor, and it validates the long nights and sacrifices I’ve made to get to this point.
Q: What was one memorable experience from high school? A: For the first two weeks of school, I earnestly believed that Mr. Gibbons’s name was “Mr. Gibson.” I became his sworn enemy as a result, but out of the powerful sentiments between us
Q: Do you regret anything about high school? A: I wish I took a lighter Sophomore and Junior course load and used that extra time to expand my boundaries, try new things, and do more of what I wanted to do. I feel that would’ve been much more valuable than getting in a few more AP’s.
Q: Was it worth it? A: I strongly believe that every mistake I made and every action I took played a role in creating the person I am today, and there’s not much that I would take back from the past four years. So yes, it was worth it.
Yale University ROLAND HUANG SALUTATORIAN Q: How would you describe yourself? A: Pretty much perfect, and the most humble person I know. Q: How would you describe Yujin and your relationship with him? A: Yujin is a complete tool but we’re still homies. When we were in middle school, we took math together at Amador and that’s how I got to know him. I’m glad to have met someone so cool and smart at the same time. Q: What is something your fellow classmates don't know about you? A: More people know that I dance than that I’m a musician. I’ve been playing piano for over 12 years but have only recently started dancing.
Q: Biggest challenge at school? A: Not being late to 1st period. I live 7 minutes away from school by walking but I’m still late all the time. Q: What are you planning to do as a career? A: I’m not sure, but it’ll be related to science or engineering. I’m thinking management in the tech industry. Q: How do you feel being salutatorian, and how does your family feel? A: It feels like now people have something to call me out on whenever I do something stupid. My brother, who was valedictorian 3 years ago, tells me to get on his level.
Q: Do you regret anything about high school? A: I wish I had met the people I know now sooner. Now that senior year is over, it feels like I haven’t spent enough time with them. I also wish I started working out earlier. Me in the present would appreciate it. Q: What advice/final words would you give to the class of 15? A: Listen in class, and don’t forget to have fun. If a stranger asks you to get in a van with them, say no. Go accomplish even more amazing things than you already have! Q: Was it worth it? A: #noragrets (except the ones under the question about regrets) 7
You know you’re a
Falcon when
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By Tori Knuppe, Anthony Minaise, Arthur Hwang, Michael Jurich and Sahna Das
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thegame amador-foothill is a showdown
“The Foothill-Amador rivalry it’s more than just a rivalry. It’s more than just two schools disliking each other. It’s about the competition; it’s supposed to fun and it’s something people enjoy doing with friends. My favorite part of the game isn’t just watching the game but looking around and looking at the crowd go insane. The pride for the school is so amazing, and it’s like joining together and cheering brings everyone closer together.” -Montana Miller (‘15)
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Each year, the officers of each respective grade pull their classes together to put on an awesome show in honor of homecoming week. Erin Overland (‘15), senior class president, spoke about the seniors’ victory this year: “Senior year, we really proved that we can be not only funny, but super classy at the same time. I also liked how everyone came together. I think the main reason we won is because after junior year, we had a little slump and everyone looked down on us. Because of that, we were able to pull our class together and during that week everyone was super spirited. I would walk into practice, and people who normally never talked to each other would be bonding.”
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expletives Inspired by Carly Muller (‘15)
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and aren’tto you beers bud
bud light
Inspired by Tori Larsen (‘15)
Any loyal falcon knows that our campus is monitored by two of the most brave, daring, and suave campus supervisors in history. The first, who is widely referred to as “Bud” has been here since the creation of the earth. The second, Jack, nicknamed “Bud Light” has only been here a few years. Nonetheless, they both make this campus feel like home and it just wouldn’t be Foothill without them. Contrary to their names, they influence students to make wise and safe decisions each day. #budmakesyouwiser #budweiser
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you are surreounded by beautiful murals
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your competitive teams kick butt across the nation. 9.
Q and A with Nicole Soto (‘15) Q: What does this mural mean to you? A: It was always a blank wall and now it’s the big spirit wall. I figured we should put a falcon because its symbol of our school and student body. Q: What does it mean to you? A: I get to leave a lasting mark on the school. Also I get to brag to everyone thats graduated made say ‘I made that’.
practice hours are longer than school hours. band’s
Q and A with Izoah Snowden (‘15), commander of the beat! Q: What was the hardest and best part about being in band? A: The best part about being in band was making friends and having a central part of the high school. Q: What was the hardest part about it? A: The hardest part is that it’s a lot of work and takes a lot of time during the week. It’s hard to balance schoolwork and practicing for band when we practice 3 days a week for 6 hours. Q: Reflecting on the past 4 years, how has band shaped or impacted your life? A: This year was my first year as percussion captain and it made a big impact on my life. I developed my leadership skills and it helped me become a better person. Picture (Right): Foothill Band plays at Carnegie Hall, New York
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thegoes crazy overcrowd Chinese yo-yo MCC week
MCC Week, or Multicultural Week is a Foothill tradition. MCC Club co-president Reshma Pyala (‘16) states “MCC week is put together for the school to come together as one, accept each other, and respect other cultures that go unrecognised day by day. It has a large impact because people get to see how other cultures are and get to take place in activities! Even people that aren’t a part of certain cultures take passion into learning about them and it’s an amazing overall experience!” Chinese yo-yo club president Areeb Yaqub (‘15) states, “Chinese yo yo has been a big part of my life. It’s helped me meet new people and become a better and more open person. With more people joining, we’ve come together and become a family.”
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you’ve heard Mr. Richey sing
Anyone who has ever heard had Kurt Richey as a teacher has heard his incredible singing voice. From his performance of “Agony” at the DECA Talent Show to his random outbursts of song in class, everything he sings is a rich treat. He spices his lectures up by erupting into song when you least expect it. A member of his church choir, Richey quit his high school football team to take part in musicals. If all goes well, his spontaneous songs will grace this campus for years to come.
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sears’ voice means it’sfriday
It’s Friday morning. All the tardy kids rush to third period as they hear Scott Sears, our Video Productions teacher, announce Friday news over the intercom:
“Haaapy Friday Falcons!” he chirps. “Turn your TVs on to channel 55 or you can watch the news on Vimeo. Make sure to come to the game this Friday; it’s gonna be a big one! Remember Falcons: Win Games, Hang Banners. Peace out.” BONUS: If you just read that quote in Sears’ voice, you’re a super falcon.
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Q/A with Noah Aimar (‘15) Q: What motivated you to decide to participate in the production of the Lip Dub? A: My motivation is being able to participate in events that I know are bigger than me. Also gaining the experience to take control of the cinematography for a school wide event was a no brainer. Q: Reflecting back as a senior, how has making this video impacted you? A: As a senior, this video served as closure for me. Leaving part of my legacy at this wonderful school has always been important to me. Q: What were some of the challenges and best parts of the experience? A: As with any video working with others is always a challenge. I’m thankful for leadership and their ability to put this all together for me to shoot and show off all of our hard work. The coolest part of this experience was seeing the drone shot for the first time. Seeing the whole school together in that “F” really had our whole team feeling a sense of accomplishment.
you get the “F” on the field for Lip Dub
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you soar towards
your goals
This year’s seniors have soared to amazing heights by getting accepted to top colleges, ranging from UCLA to Boston University. Since the beginning of their freshman year, our seniors have always joked about getting into these kind of colleges, only to realize that it would one day become reality. As their time at Foothill dwindles down to only a few days, they have achieved many goals throughout their time as students at Foothill. We wish the class of ‘15 the best of luck in their future wherever it takes them.
a night in the
GARDEN
A swish of dresses and a rush of laughter fill the night air as seniors dance, overlooking the San Francisco skyline. It is their last chance to enjoy a school dance, and many embrace that chance vigorously. The annual senior ball, this year themed “A Night in the Garden,” is an event many spend the entire year looking forward to. Held this year at San Francisco’s Metreon City View, it captured breathtaking views and fantastic memories, for the royalty, Justin Lee (’15) and Katie Jefferies (’15) and for everyone alike.
foothill senior ball may 16, 2015
by kaitlyn wang and adit shrestha
photo: Ryan Zhang
By Kaitlyn Wang and Alice Lee
senior decisions 2014-2015
OH, THE PLACES YOU’LL SOAR
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SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY
Elizabeth Castillo Emily Geisler Lilah Nolan Eiad Nasser
SAN FRANCISCO STATE UNIVERSITY
Marissa Mancebo Tiana Hodzic Kaytlin Bennett Samantha Roney
SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY
Brittany Widas Sarah Downey Sabrina Nguyen
SAINT MARY’S COLLEGE
Ari Kim Christine Deng Ryan Harding
PEPPERDINE UNIVERSITY
Erin O’Leary
MILLS COLLEGE
Leah Daniel Jack Geasa
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT UNIVERSITY
Aisha Faria Kelsie Natsch Monica Azmi
LAS POSITAS COLLEGE
Madison Dragotta Mitra Khalilian
DIABLO VALLEY COLLEGE
Robert Payne
CUESTA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Mikaela Malave
CSU STANISLAUS
Daniella Lyng Taylor Miller
CSU SACRAMENTO
Melissa Scheckner
CSU MONTEREY BAY
Rhana Rahimzada
CSU FULLERTON
Jennifer Chen Karissa Madali
CSU EAST BAY
Greg Bach Nicole Dantzig
CSU CHICO
Andrew Griehshammer Nick Coumou
CHABOT COLLEGE
Jack Connolly Carly Muller Andia Yekan Katie Jefferies CC Gerlach
CAL POLY, SAN LUIS OBISPO
Madeline Sin Jasmine Monfared Sabrina Luk Joanna Yang Sharon Chu Allison Johnson
CAL POLY, POMONA
Victoria Knuppe
BIOLA UNIVERSITY
Angelique Low
AZUSA PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
CA
Emalee Ayad Annelise Dutcher Jordan Robinson
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA
Antoinette Rydell
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY, POLYTECHNIC
Daniel Downey Jimmy Ritter
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY
Abigail Kirk Burcu Birol Jason Mehroziad Kimberly Szeto Dasha Peiris
UC SANTA CRUZ
Lauren Bedard Shakuntala Mitra Cameron Ritchie Minsu Kim Quentin Kim Elliot Momand Sashank Sreedar Ray Ohhashi
UC SANTA BARBARA
Jesica Chen Natalie Reichenbach Jennifer Ren Lauren Liao
UC SAN DIEGO
Kevin Lin Ryan Myers Sara Hall Jessica Ou Chris Yee
UC RIVERSIDE
Jarrett Indalecio
UC MERCED
Reo Sato Chasia Wong Jai Srivastav Nicole Yamamoto Vansh Gandhi Alison Ou Shreya Singhal
UC LOS ANGELES
Ben Singer
UC IRVINE
Neil Natekar Valentina Bunnell Ryan Knop Alanna Goodman Caroline Cho
UC DAVIS
Andrew Hu Bryan Tong Melissa Sur Daniel Chang Kristen Fung Elaine Cheng Suman Tripathy Andrew Nam Wesley Wang Jason Zhang Kristy Dang Ashna Jasuja Pallavi Joshi
UC BERKELEY
Alissa Greaney Andrew Kroll Brian Bronzini Cole Goetz Devin Cornish Kendall Ciesielski Michael Belichak
SONOMA STATE UNIVERSITY
Carley Robertson Nicole Soto Ryba Bhullar
SANTA CLARA UNIVERSITY
Rameen Mashhoon Hamoon Nozari
Kyra Gong Rasool Maan
UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC
Aneel Yelamanchili Alan Phan
USC
Vicente Pedrozo Sophia Passin
UNIVERSITY OF SAN FRANCISCO
Jennifer Ng
UNIVERSITY OF REDLANDS
Kayvon Heravi Brianna Kavanagh
Megan Shevelson
PURDUE UNIVERSITY
Mitsu Dill James Kozuch
INDIANA UNIVERSITY BLOOMINGTON
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Hyunwoo Park Vivek Kaushik Simran Rijhwan
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, URBANA-CHAMPAIGN
Akaash Rao Amy Zeng
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
Jennifer Kim
NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY
McKenzie Blunt
NORTH IDAHO COLLEGE
Jenna Orozco
BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY
Kourtney Gonzaga
UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI’I MANOA
Jeffrey Huai
EMORY UNIVERSITY
Kendall Cash
VALENCIA COLLEGE
Augustin Chen
GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Nicholas Zevanove
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY
Gabriella Syed
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY
Omeed Ziari Roland Huang
YALE UNIVERSITY
Matthew Finney Ravi Nagda Kate Berrigan
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, BOULDER
Max Lipman
ZAYTUNA COLLEGE COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
co CT DC FL GA HI ID IL
SANTA BARBARA CITY COLLEGE
Adhithyan Vaiyapuri Alexander Gooyandeh Anthony Minaise Areeb Yaqub Nicole Gilbreth Julia Wardrip Eric Scaramuzzo Crystal Zoghi Ethan Lipsker Gabrielle LaFrank Adit Shrestha Brandon Lawson Tim Smaluk
Rachael Butler
OKLAHOMA CITY UNIVERSITY
Emily Barrett
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
oh ok
Haa-Un Grace Yu
WEST POINT
Jonathan Ong Richard Yang
SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
Eva Kristof
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NY, CORTLAND
Ezinne Kalu
ST. JOHN’S UNIVERSITY
Shivi Bhatnagar George Qian
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
Yujin Kim
COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY
ny
Joseph Stine Andrea Hall Kiley Stowell Caitlyn Peal Makayla Fikrat
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO
Stacy Lin
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, LAS VEGAS
José Alvarado Torre
UNC CHAPEL HILL
Anthony Faccini
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY BOZEMAN
Katie Liu
WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, SAINT LOUIS
Patrick Hall Varshaa Thorali
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
Sherry Xu
WELLESLEY COLLEGE
Kirstin Fong
BOSTON UNIVERSITY
Crystal Chu
BERKLEE COLLEGE OF MUSIC
Justin Lee
AMHERST COLLEGE
KY MA mn mo mt NC NV Maxine Andrea Legaspi
UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY
PA RI SC TX ut WA
OTHER Anthony Ma - Waseda
JAPAN
Natala Janda - University of Aberdeen, King’s College Kelly Duncan - University of Glasgow
SCOTLAND
Vignesh Ravichandran
UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON, SEATTLE
Christopher Klahr Serena Carmona-Hester
GONZAGA UNIVERSITY
Cassidy Hager Francis Dunne
WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY
Bailey Held
UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY Sabrina Stermer UTAH VALLEYUNIVERSITY Kate Miller WEBER STATE UNIVERSITY
Marcus Larson Stone Godi
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
Barbara Hanafee
TEXAS A&M, CORPUS CHRISTI
Teja Ravivarapu Samuel Saldinger
RICE UNIVERSITY
Maddy Duval
CLEMSON UNIVERSITY
Justina Kim
UNITED STATES NAVAL ACADEMY PREPARATORY SCHOOL
Sam Isola
URSINUS COLLEGE
Andy Lin Reed Marques
CARNEGIE MELLON UNIVERSITY
Christie Chen
BRYN MAWR COLLEGE
Ashley Lim
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY
Emma Soriano
UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND
Jessica Meechan
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Jordan Singh
SOUTHERN OREGON UNIVERSITY
Annabell Schulz Brennan Hines Kelley Dixon Shannon Gray
OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY
Sayeh Ahmari
OR CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY
“to go skydiving.” Kate miller ('15) erin overland ('15)
“I fly want to go in the bay: Bay Area Skydiving - Bryon, CA NorCal Skydiving - Cloverdale, CA skydiving.” skydive surfcity - Santa Cruz, CA
finals are done. yearbooks are signed Those scorching hot, somewhat stre ton days are finally upon us.
Whether you plan on finishing all th vowed to finish during the school ye finally wear that flower crown you your summer activity schedule cover
BY Sharon CHu, karen pham, sanjana s
Photos: Creative Commons, Sharon Chu, Christine Deng,
“to take a road trip along the coast.”
Local. be exp
Would you rather interact with people or animals?
melissa widas ('18)
animals both!
drive of a lifetime California Pacific Coast Highway stops by great scenic beaches in carmel and big sur
We Asked. You Answered. Q: What do you hope to do this summer? A: I want...
neither
PEOPLE
do you like funnel cakes? who doesnt?
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“to build water filters in poorer communities in pakistan.” rasool maan ('15)
volunteering in ptown At the Open Heart Kitchen, Valley Humane Society, museum on main
“to convert my room into a music studio (after throwing away all my ap books).”
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the zoo & exhibits
tthe bay area's not only diverse in terms of people and food, but also with its animals, and you can find them here: the oakland zoo | oakland the san francisco zoo | san francisco aquarium of the bay | pier 39, sf ca academy of sciences | san francisco six flags discovery kingdom | vallejo
music fest & concert
Most music festivals have foo that meet various dietary
COUNTRY SUMMER FEST | 6/5 - 6/7 | S Brad Paisley | 6/13 | shoreline amp vans warped tour | 6/20| shor alice's summerthing | 6/23 | Sharon One Direction | 7/11 | levi's sta outside lands | 8/7 - 8/9 | Golden taylor swift | 8/14 - 8/15 | Levi's s fyf fest | 8/22-8/23 | Los Ang
d. we're out, and ess-free pleasan-
hose shows you ear or want to u made, we've got red.
singh, gabi lafrank
, Rasool Maan, Bryan Tong
Summertime! WHAT TIME IS IT?
let's begin. Do you want to stay outdoors or indoors?
OUTDOORS
Gas can pensive!
hit the hay
Do you want to stay local or EXPLORE FURTHER?
INDOORS very
are you tired? nah, i'm good
do you like to jam out?
I'm completely fine with long car rides. i'm not into finding sand in my shoes
Your favorite beach is one with a one with boardwalk scenic views and hiking trails
od trucks needs!
SANTA ROSA phitheatre reline | n meadow adium Gate Park stadium geles
fairs & getto-gethers
nope
yep
get netflix
HECK YEAH no, but i like watching others do so
ts ts
have you seen house of cards or oitnb yet?
(sorry in advance)
films & plays.
from corgi meetups to thriller rides, norcal's got all sorts of festivities planned these next few months
they say the best movies and plays come out in the summer. it's true - and you can watch them here:
north beach festival | 6/13-14 | north beach alameda county fair | 6/17-7/5 | pleasanton nor cal corgi con | 6/27 | ocean beach, sf sf pride festival | 6/27 | civic center, sf movies & concerts on the beach | june-sept. | Santa cruz beach boardwalk
regal cinemas summer movie express | dublin ($1 movie admission) solano drive-in movie theater | concord orpheum theater | san francisco american conservatory theater | sf
beaches & coastlines
california is known for its beaches - and rightfully so. our rugged, picturesque coastlines, ghostly cypress trees, and surrounding topnotch eateries draw locals and tourists alike. here are some of the best spots:
pfeiffer beach | big sur Garrapata state beach | big sur natural bridges state beach | santa cruz asilomar | pacific grove surfer's beach | half moon bay
diys 5 these do-it-yourself crafts and foods. make perfect party snacks, birthday gifts, and items for yourself to enjoy. treat yo' self. and others. cake pops | total time: 1 hr. SMOOTHIES | TOTAL TIME: 5-10 MIN. DIY SHORTS | TOTAL TIME: 20-30 MIN.: DIY SHARPIE MUGS | TOTAL TIME: 15 MIN. terrarium/plant orbs | total time:30 min.
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YOU’LL BE ON YOUR WAY UP! YOU’LL BE SEEING GREAT SIGHTS! YOU’LL JOIN THE HIGH FLIERS WHO SOAR TO HIGH HEIGHTS. -DR. SEUSS
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