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After my brothers stag party I headed out to the Underground to celebrate Halloween!

Me and Paul.

Mike, Ken, and Ray pose for some pics!

Packed bar @ The U.G.!

Joel makes an eerily attractive women.

Paul and his crew!

Late night snack at Jim's? Forgetaboutit!

I spent the end of last week in Jacksonville Beach, Florida where my younger brother got married on the beach. After I went on to "honeymoon" in San Francisco because he had to go back to work. Ha Ha!

My dad and brother greet me at the hotel in Jacksonville with a celebratory drink.

On Friday we spent the day downtown site seeing. The picture above is Jacksonville Landing, an outdoor shopping and entertainment spot on the river downtown.

Where else would you rather eat?

Mom, dad, and my brother pose for a picture.

The Jacksonville skyline taken from across St. John's River.

The skyline with me added. Much better now!

Later at the hotel, Al's friends started arriving to check in their rooms. Tara, the lesbian "crowns" my brother!

My brother and his new wife getting married on Jacksonville Beach.

Me on the beach.

Jax Beach looking north.

Jax Beach looking south.

Friends and family mingle on the beach after the wedding ceremony.

The site of the reception, Windsor Park Clubhouse.

Al's friends, "Cruncher" and Shelly arrive!

Inside the reception hall guest start mingling.

More of Al's friends, Tara and Casey.

The "wedding cake", more of a beach theme.

Mom and dad enjoy the reception.

Al and his new wife, Constance at the recpetion hall after the ceremony.

After Jacksonville I flew on to San Francisco for my "honeymoon". "The Castro", one of the gayest neigborhoods, in the gayest city on earth. As quoted by the Daily Show!

I spent Monday shopping and walking around the district. Looking south on Castro Street.

Twin Peaks sign (a gay bar), sits below the giant Pride flag on Castro Street.

Street cars still operate in the district.

Looking north on Castro Street.

Mission High School, across from my guest house has some amazing architecture.

San Fran's bravest enroute to a call.

Tuesday was my day to be a tourist all over again. A view of the city from high atop Twin Peaks, not far from the Castro District where I was staying.

A close up view of downtown from Twin Peaks.

Stow Lake inside the massive Golden Gate Park is a great respute from everything.

The Pacific Ocean looking south of the Cliff House.

The famous Cliff House built in 1909 houses a restaurant with amazing views of the Pacific.

And the Pacific Ocean looking north of Cliff House.

A different look at the bridge taken from the Vista Point in Marin County.

A look at the bridge from Point Diablo in the Marin Headlands across San Francisco Bay.

Here's me at the bridge taken from Battery Spencer.

The view from the infamous China Beach. Your looking at where the Pacific Ocean meets San Francisco Bay.

This golf tee sits in the foreground of bridge at Baker Beach.

And lastly, the bridge as seen from the beach at Crissy Field on the Presidio.

The amazingly beautiful Palace of the Fine Arts sits in the Marina District.

Some of the columnnades sit in the foreground of the Roman Rotunda.

Some of the unique carvings featured.

Just as Chinatown and Little Italy rub elbows so does the old and new buildings in downtown.