qqww

Hihi,
" q* r* o7 i# R1 }6 mWe are looking for someone to have fun with!
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Who: two working women (one driving lisence and with no car): z5 U7 K) @0 r4 x* E0 v: \
When: Dec 27th to Jan 3rd (flexible to change)7 M. k: @4 I5 `2 v2 J
Where: along the west coast - Portland, San Franssisco, Los Angeles ( Disney, Universal Studio etc ), San Diego, and Seattle (flexible to change)* t- \8 _+ \) h# N+ q
How much (rough estimates): Car rental $250, Gas $250, Ferry $30, Accommendation: unknown. We will share car rental and gas cost. ( E; T1 c( ^4 h1 M) s1 a
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! X* P! j% Y" q/ U- SWhat: looking for a tripmate with a driver license (prefer female)
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% Q, h: l) m; X* _  M& kWelcome for detail inquiries!
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MrGrant

建议 change "two working women " to  "two working girls"
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祝成功

qqww

haha, thanks for the suggestion but we are not trying to draw males' attention

freedom_2008

You would need minimum 14 days  if you go SF, LA and San Diego, including driving and sight seeing.  We drove to SF and Berkley last last year around this time, spent three weeks total.  We went down along hwy 101 and back via hwy 5.  101 is along the coast line, it was nice but nothing is nicer than here until you get into CA.  Hwy 5 is faster but very boring.  If you go SF only, 10-12 days might be okay.     
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Note that LA area has some rain and flood issue now (we booked another flight to LA  for coming Feb, so keep receiving these e-travel alerts): http://www.cnn.com/2010/US/12/22/winter.weather/index.html