and with it, some broiling temperatures. So. Seemed a perfect scheme to escape into foggy SF for the day.
a new dish at our customary Chinatown hangout
It was delightful and a little startling that the entire wait staff recognized us and raced to give a table with hugs and flourishes. While we have eaten there quite a bit over 20 years, none of us had been there for over 3 years.
happy lanterns with the sound of monks chanting floating along with them
palms viewed through my limo roof....
pretend it's an action shot
no matter where I wander, San Fransisco will always be my favorite US city
kaleidoscopic entrance to a shop
clever ad with real t-shirts filling up the side of the building
picturesque street cars along the Embarcadaro
refurbished Ferry Building; fabulous place for nibbles and nosh
tried to get a shot of this arrow beside the bridge, but kept getting other cars
I think it's the Brooklyn Bridge
a bag of lychee for snackage on the drive home
a dime from the curb
(forgot to add a swoop through my former 'hood--Tucker's in Alameda!)
(forgot to add a swoop through my former 'hood--Tucker's in Alameda!)
and finally, buttermilk-battered onion rings to eat while movie watching. A great Father's day--at least from my end.
Mine ,too! Thanks so much for a memorable day!
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Well, it's an Apple thing, I suppose. Perhaps Apple thinks they look better in this order? ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the pics, though. :)
I've never been to that Chinese restaurant - how lovely that they remember you! And SF looked terribly elegant and gorgeous from your pics - a nice place to escape the heat.
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