TO SAN FRANCISCO...
Three things no one ever told us about San Francisco:
1) It is actually a cold city, only reaching "summer" temperatures in September/October
2) It rains a lot, and buildings/ the bridge often disappear due to the overwhelming amount of fog
3) It is like no other city in North America
One thing we did/do know: It is beautiful.
I made the mistake of thinking SF, California would be sunny, hot and not as interesting and diverse as it actually is. It is like no city I have ever been, especially within the United States. The people are friendly, the buildings are old and unique, the hills are monstrous and it is very cosmopolitan- people from every race and background make up the colorful crowds. There is something about each city in the States that has the same "American" feel, the same characteristics, people, places and Walmart's. Yet, San Francisco does not possess one Walmart or commercial box store in the entire bay area. As a matter of a fact if your looking for anything unoriginal you better head out to the highway. Everything is local, and the locals are more than welcoming. We have met the nicest and happiest of people -- even when its pouring rain and people are wearing North Face parkas at the end of April (we stand out in our shorts and skirts).
The highlights of our adventure have been: the classic character of a british tour guide who sang various Beattles songs depending on her story, eating crab at every meal (Scoma's was the best!), $2 Tuesdays at City Tavern, chasing the perfect picture (the one above took about an hour of walking), and generally being soaking wet yet having so much fun at all points during our stay. Our journey began on Monday and doesn't stop til Sunday. We say goodbye to SF tomorrow to hit up LA, and apparently there is quite the rivalry between the two coastal cities. We won't be able to tell yet which city is better but so far San Francisco is one of a kind.
BCBG T-shirt, Urban Outfitters Skirt on the beautiful beach beneath the Golden Gate
The Typical San Francisco Scene- Victorians, a trolly and a local
The Magnificent City Hall where Gay Pride Weekend takes Place every year. Also where Harvey Milk changed city, state and eventually country laws!
Leather Jacket, Zara top, Aritzia trousers
San Francisco has the largest Chinese population in the world outside of China, also meaning the largest Chinese New Year Celebration besides in China! The streets run rampant with delicious smells and flavors, vendors and tiny stores selling everything from exotic fruits and nuts to pirated movies.
Random store straw fedora, Teen flo blazer, Devinbird jeans, H&M top, Juicy bag, Urban Outfitters Dress and Blazer, Scomas Mojito!
(Testing out big pictures, what do we think?)















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