Was a HUGE fan of the Raiders back in the day. I actually wore a Raiders helmet when I was 3 years old for a year due to a head injury so going to watch a live game brought back some memories. Ariel invited us to watch the Raiders play the Chiefs at the Coliseum. Got there at halftime. Lucky for the suite tickets and parking, the walk wasn’t very far.

Brooklyn enjoying the game from the window.

It’s over. Raider’s lose another one…

With all the bottles and beer cans from the tailgate parties, this guy’s the real winner.

The line to BART was ridiculous.

A week ago Katie and Amrafel got married at the Legion of Honour. Felt like I was in Paris as the Legion of Honor is a three-quarter-scale adaptation of the 18th-century Palais de la Légion d’Honneur in Paris. Sweet. Here’s some shots from the G10.

The couple in the awesome Ford Galaxy.

There’s a theater in the basement. Katie started the running man challenge..

The museum had some old art in it.

The wedding party with Brooklyn in the middle..

The Legion night shot.

Well, not really but I’m going back to the the good old days and work on some beats. Picked it up a few weeks ago. Should be fun.

It was real good to see Nas Live at the Warfield in SF. Growing up listening to Nas has always motivated me in just living the hustle. People that know me well enough know what I mean. The performance got into it with old stuff half the crowd had no idea what he was playing but it was great to hear. Even though more than half of his songs never ever get radio play, he’s got mad hits. That’s the thing with radio these days, unless it’s a 5 o’clock mix, everything played is horrible. I’ll put some video up soon.

Was cruising over to Tiburon this afternoon and passed by Pac Heights and saw Goliath, the robot. 2 years ago he was attacked and beaten to a pulp by some random party guests at a nearby party. Today, he lives.

Now if that story doesn’t amaze you, this one will. From the Oscar award-winning true story of piano prodigy David Helfgott, in this scene “Shine” shines the brightest.

Architecture is one of my motivations in life. Hearing about cool houses intrigue me. About a month ago, I was talking to John Jay and he mentioned he had a house for sale, named the Macleay View House, that he designed along with Allied Works Architecture and Don Tankersley Construction.

Quick rundown… 4250 square feet plus 575 square feet garage and 730 square feet of decks. 4 Bedrooms (2 Suites) and an elevator to get you to the batcave from your top floor penthouse.. How cool is that?