Last day of Napa - we went to a couple more wineries, and I was laughing upon entering the last one because I saw this when we walked through the doors.
SANTANA DVX.
If you don't know the song from the Lonely Island, LISTEN TO THIS THIS NOW!
I had my ipod with me so I made my mom listen to it, and we both couldn't stop laughing when our server gave her a glass of it for her birthday.
And thats the end of our Napa trip.
panorama of our hotel room in SF.
Now for San Francsico
The first thing you will notice when coming into the city is that there is a shockingly large amount of homeless people populating the streets. Coming from Southern California, where we are used to only seeing them in Downtown LA or along PCH, it was more than we were used to. Most of them are harmless, but some people were mentally not there :/ and a little rude.
We ate some really good food - Japanese, Thai, Chinese, Italian, American... it all was delicious!
For my mom's birthday, we ate at this really expensive French/Asian fusion restaurant called Chaya Brassiere and it was SO GOOD. My dad also brought this extremely good bottle of wine that he had bought in Napa. I don't like wine, and I really liked this one. My uncle said it would have normally been a few hundred dollars per bottle, but we were able to buy it for only $25. Holy. Crap. I had the sushi and it was so delicious.
On a whim, my uncle bought us a limo to take to the restaurant. We were fancy that night.
We never eat at places like this, so it was an experience.
So much happened over the trip that I don't think I can fit it all into a post, so now I will just post pictures with captions! I think if you were following me on twitter, then you already know most of what happened. I'm glad to be home! And I don't think I would ever live in SF haha.
My dad and a street with his name! haha.
Amoeba Records in Haight Ashbury (hipster district)
I died.
Cute store in Haight Ashbury
Full House houses.
Dinner with the Pharmacy Convention people. Open Bar ;)
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