how about Arch/Wrist?

i think that's a worthwhile combo of roofiness even if it's a bit easier than 5.6.

I'd do drunkard's in 1 up to the GT...

Jacky and, and, the one next to it (is it called Classic)?

GO

Lead the ones you've followed. It will be a very different experience.

But save Stricly for last, it may not be a roof but it's pumpy and if you sketch on lead there can be very bad consequences.

Thanks a lot for all of the suggestions. (And not a single STFU).
Let's hope another beautiful day like today comes along before spring.

-Matt

well, roofs are my specialty and I don't know how to grade them, so take my advice with a grain of salt. however, these haven't been mentioned:

3rd pitch variation to yum yum yab yum (5.6)
bunny's roof variation (5.6)
disneyland roof variation (5.??? or go around)
sundance (not really a roof, but overhangs for a few moves in a row, and worth doing for practice for something like high e)
then walk over on the ledge and set up a toprope on ghostdance (5.7R roof)
frogshead variation roof finish (5.6)

1st pitch of modern times (5.6 or 5.7 debatable)

all the above are good. in the "to do when feeling confident" category:

tequila mockingbird/dry martini (5.6 or 5.7+ ish) you can swing leads and just do the 5.6 roof on the short p1 and then set up a gear anchor if you want, if you want to avoid the 5.7 crux