7X7 Community/EventsMonday, September 15. 2008October…Just Round the Corner
If you are like me I love to plan. I hate when it is Thursday evening and my weekend calendar is blank. Neurotic? Probably but who’s telling. Take a look at all the fun events for the month of October here in the city. Being a new resident to SF I am looking forward to the Lovefest Parade and Festival and Fleet Week. Any events that I am missing, let me know. I would love to attend them all!
Friday, September 12. 2008Victorian Home and Property Tours
Thursday, September 4. 2008Happy Hour and Puppies in the ParkFriday, August 8. 2008Calling all San Francisco dog lovers!Muttville is an awesome org that saves senior dogs here in SF and the Bay Area. Yours truly is on the foster care list and am a supporter.
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If you are interested, watch the well-produced video.
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Tomorrow, I’m having a second interview with the sweet Pom you’ll see in the video. My own little monster named Frances, the Pomeranian, isn’t so sure… She thinks she is more than enough Pom to go around but I think we must SHARE our house with another one. Hopefully, Frannie will play nice.
 Friday, June 20. 2008New to the Area? Neighborhood Spotlight: Noe Valley, The Mission and The CastroFirst American Title is helping us in defining each neighborhood in the city. As a first time homebuyer where do you want to live? Here is a brief overview into the “free spirits” areas in the city by the bay. Noe Valley, The Mission and The Castro
Thursday, April 24. 2008Free Seminar: Navigating San Francisco’s Public SchoolsSunday, November 18. 2007Tom Sinkovitz, Former KRON-TV Anchor, Talks San Francisco Real Estate Check out these informative videos about San Francisco consumer real estate issues! Topics include:
Friday, November 2. 2007Dinner, Drinks, and a Good Cause! Go out to eat on November 14th. Dine Around SF returns Wednesday, November 14th.
Each year, the good folks at AIDS Emergency Fund and Breast Cancer Emergency Fund organize a fun night of dining at San Francisco restaurants who agree to give back 25% of proceeds to their worthy organization.
All you have to do is check your calendar and make yourselves available for lunch or dinner on Wednesday, November 14th! Go out, enjoy the food, and 25% of the proceeds go to Aids Emergency Fund and Breast Cancer Emergency Fund.
This year, I am serving as a Table Captain at Destino on Market Street. Please stop by for dinner or just to say hello. Reservations can be made online through OpenTable.
Alternatively, there are many other participating restaurants. Find the list HERE.
All you have to do is go out for dinner on November 14th! If you have any questions, please feel free to email or call. Also, pass this info onto other diners who may enjoy a night out on the town for a good cause.
Tuesday, October 2. 2007Zephyr Hosts a Free Seminar for Clients with Real Estate Attorney! Get your questions answered.Thursday, July 19. 2007Free Seminar: Friends of the Urban Forest
Get to know the Trees on Your Street! This Saturday, Zephyr Real Estate is hosting a free seminar with the fun and very interesting folks at the Friends of the Urban Forest (FUF). We did a tree-planting session with them in my neighborhood recently. It was awesome! Check out the attached TREESeminarFlyer.pdf (1062 KB) and let me know if you’d like to attend!
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For any history buff, architectural whiz, in support of a local charity or for a pleasant afternoon stroll….as posted on 
During the dot-com boom, Noe Valley was like the overlooked teenager suddenly discovered by the cool crowd. Wannbe high-tech millionaires came for the easy access onto Highway 101 heading directly in to the Silicon Valley and stayed for the pretty Victorians and charming shops and cafes along the 24th Street. Competition for homes in the neighborhood became fierce and dipped only slightly after the economy went bust. On sunny weekend mornings crowds of residents pushing strollers or leading dogs on leashes down 24th still wait for brunch tables at Miss Millie’s or Savor for over an hour. Browsing through the unique gift, home decor and clothing boutiques that line the street helps pass the time. The original location of Martha Bros. Coffee attracts a crowd of locals reading the paper or chatting on the benches outside every morning, but if it’s full you can always get your cup filled a little further down the street at Tully’s or Starbuck’s.
