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22 December 2006 9 Comments

If Mark Twain Thinks that the Coldest Winter Ever is a Summer in San Francisco, what Will a San Francisco January Be Like?

I’m into quoting Mark Twain. Brian taught me how.

Dates are not set in stone yet and the purpose of the trip is forthcoming, but it’s looking like I’ll be in the Bay Area in January. Call it early January. I remember having to buy a jacket in August when I went. I can’t imagine how cold it will be in January. Brrr.

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Written by Aaron Brazell on December 22, 2006

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9 Responses to “If Mark Twain Thinks that the Coldest Winter Ever is a Summer in San Francisco, what Will a San Francisco January Be Like?”

  1. Lauren 27 December 2006 at 7:40 pm #

    First of all, I’ve read that Twain really didn’t say that. But who knows what you can believe on the Interwebs.

    Second of all, winters are way nicer than summers here. It is sunny and warm right now–barely need a jacket!

  2. Lauren 27 December 2006 at 7:40 pm #

    First of all, I’ve read that Twain really didn’t say that. But who knows what you can believe on the Interwebs.

    Second of all, winters are way nicer than summers here. It is sunny and warm right now–barely need a jacket!

  3. Lauren 27 December 2006 at 7:40 pm #

    First of all, I’ve read that Twain really didn’t say that. But who knows what you can believe on the Interwebs.

    Second of all, winters are way nicer than summers here. It is sunny and warm right now–barely need a jacket!

  4. Lauren 27 December 2006 at 7:40 pm #

    First of all, I’ve read that Twain really didn’t say that. But who knows what you can believe on the Interwebs.

    Second of all, winters are way nicer than summers here. It is sunny and warm right now–barely need a jacket!

  5. Lauren 27 December 2006 at 7:40 pm #

    First of all, I’ve read that Twain really didn’t say that. But who knows what you can believe on the Interwebs.

    Second of all, winters are way nicer than summers here. It is sunny and warm right now–barely need a jacket!

  6. Lauren 27 December 2006 at 7:40 pm #

    First of all, I’ve read that Twain really didn’t say that. But who knows what you can believe on the Interwebs.

    Second of all, winters are way nicer than summers here. It is sunny and warm right now–barely need a jacket!

  7. Lauren 27 December 2006 at 7:40 pm #

    First of all, I’ve read that Twain really didn’t say that. But who knows what you can believe on the Interwebs.

    Second of all, winters are way nicer than summers here. It is sunny and warm right now–barely need a jacket!

  8. Lauren 27 December 2006 at 8:40 pm #

    First of all, I’ve read that Twain really didn’t say that. But who knows what you can believe on the Interwebs.

    Second of all, winters are way nicer than summers here. It is sunny and warm right now–barely need a jacket!

  9. Lauren 27 December 2006 at 7:40 pm #

    First of all, I’ve read that Twain really didn’t say that. But who knows what you can believe on the Interwebs.

    Second of all, winters are way nicer than summers here. It is sunny and warm right now–barely need a jacket!