Farmers Market, Bare Chest weekend....

[drscott]

On my way back from the gym, I dropped into the first-ever Castro Farmers Market at Noe and Market (between the Max Muscle store and Cafe Flore, then up Noe.) Not too much actual produce as yet, but a good start. The festive crowd was mostly chatting and not buying, but when the novelty wears off it would be nice to have another local produce outlet.

Bought a Mothers Day card (late!), then dropped into 440 and bought a Bare Chest lottery ticket from Marc Sondersen, who was trying to get into the selling mood egged on by a friend. He gave me a lollipop and a kiss.

I guess I will be collecting them all, since another contestant dropped by the house Monday to sell me some tickets. Nice when they make housecalls....

The Sunday finals should be fun:

2010 Bare Chest Finals

SUNDAY MAY 3, 2008

6:00 – 9:30PM

DNA Lounge | 375 11th Street

Twenty Finalists battle it out for their chance to become 2010 Bare Chest Calendar Men. Arrive early to cheer for your favorite contestant and buy event raffle tickets for your chance to win prizes.

Emcee: Thom Grant
DJ: Jeff Lawrence
Entertainment: Snatch, TSC Dance Troupe

• 20 Hot Contestants
• Miller Lite & MGD 'Bare Chest' Beer Specials
• Fabulous & Fun Event Raffle Prizes
• Luxurious Pre-Event Raffle Prizes Worth $3000
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Comments

[dr-scott.livejournal.com]

He took his shirt off and we discussed his training program in detail. No, really! I may have had to feel some of his muscles to make an informed judgment...

[omero-hassan.livejournal.com]

Woah woah woah -- back up. There is actually program in San Francisco where hot men come door to door so you can feel their chests?

Somewhere, over the rainbow, way up high, there's a land that I heard of once in a lullaby....

[dr-scott.livejournal.com]

Yes, it's just like that! Or not exactly -- he had meant to catch me at the gym but went to the wrong one, so gave up and drove over here.

[omero-hassan.livejournal.com]

Well, it did seem very forward-thinking, even for Sodom-by-the-Sea.