To continue along the recap of our San Francisco trip... Here's Day 2!
Daddy spent the day at Maker Faire with the "dudes" while Mommy and I met up with the wonderful SF Blythe folks at Frjtz Fries. We met so many super people and it was loads of fun.
We were so lucky to get to hang out with:
(in alpha order)
The food was excellent as well! Cat brought so many delectable sweets and mom had yummy fries with spicy yogurt peanut sauce.
After Frjtz, we walked over to Dolores Park to spend more time with dolly friends and enjoy the view.
Afterwards, we made a quick stop at The Pirate Store! Yep - you read correctly! Neat, huh? The store actually supports 826 Valencia, a children's writing and literacy project, which is a wonderful cause.
They had lots of interesting things to get into... like lard...
and mysterious drawers filled with interesting objects...
and shrunken heads...
The fun didn't end there... No sirree!!! We went on to Japantown to check out the Kinokuniya bookstore. We loved pretty much all of JT, but Kinokuniya, Ichiban Kan (thanks for the tip, Amytha!), Sophie's Crepes, and Super7 were our favorites.
Mommy snapped Picture 33/365 of the 365 Days Blythe Project while we were at Japantown.
Alice and Angi are mom's friends from the 5th grade, when they all went to school together in good ol' DeLand, Florida! Mom was so happy to see them again. It was just like old times. And Alice didn't even mind having me around. She actually gave mom a copy of Blythe Style as a gift! Thank you so much, Alice!
For dinner, Alice, Paul, Angi, mom, dad, and I for a great meal at On the Bridge, a western style Japanese restaurant. We ate and ate until we thought we would burst...
and then we went for crepes!!! Ha ha!
Yep, you will start to notice that San Francisco is the perfect city for us. There is so much to see and do and the food - oh, the FOOD! If we lived there, we would surely be as round as a beach ball! Don't worry, the playing/eating continues and we'll update you soon. Stay tuned, my friends!
2 comments:
Sounds like a lot of fun!
And it's beautiful there!
Aloha Molli,
The food looks soooooo good! Japantown sounds like such a great place. Me and Gachapin miss Japan so much. How lucky that you got to visit a mini version. I love your many cupcake hats, too!
Hugs to you,
Loovee
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