Annual Party at the Internet Archive

Beth and I attended the Internet Archive's annual party. For the first time, the Archive sold tickets to the party, but it was well worth the $15 admission.

While waiting for the bus, I tried to take a picture of the bright pink sun, but it didn't show up on my phone's camera.

There were three taco trucks serving the crowd.

 

Three mild beef tacos

Two Spicy Beef Tacos

There was a DeLorean for photo ops and exhibits of the Archives projects.

We were given "passports" to collect stars for visiting the exhibits.

 

Around the corner, there were guacamole, chips, and vegetarian burritos.

Large Tub of Cups

Equally large tub of guacamole

Tray of Burritos wrapped in foil to keep them warm

 

There were also wine, beer and soft drinks available.

There was a brass band to entertain us.

After an excellent program on the Wayback Machine,which you can see here, there was ice cream for dessert and dancing for those who wanted to stay and socialize some more.

The evening's gift was a fashion "beanie" with the Archive's logo embroidered on it. When they said beanie, I was expecting an old-fashioned propeller beanie, but it was the current re-named watch cap which is much more useful in windy San Francisco.