“When the Lights Go Down…”

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“The Coldest Winter I Ever Spent Was a Summer in San Francisco”

Now whether Mark Twain said this or not, it doesn’t make it less true.  While folks all over the country are complaning of hot 3 digit temperatures, San Franciscans (myself, included) are complaning about something a wee bit different. Brrrrrrrr…its too damn cold!!!! Now, I am not asking for 100 degree summer weather, but please, »

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Kasa Indian Eatery to Open 2nd Location

Hot off the press!!!! Just heard that one of my favorite Indian eatery’s in San Francisco is expanding from one to two locations. Yippee! Now, instead of making the haul all the way over to Noe Valley/Castro, I have the option of making the even longer haul to the Marina. Why oh why couldn’t they have »

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Film Night in the Park

Why can’t the romance you find in movies happen in real life?  Like in the Wedding Planner, when J. Lo and Matthew McConaughey go to Central Park in NYC to watch a movie in the park. Well, guess what? They do! There are three upcoming Film Nights in the Park planned for the upcoming three months. Where? »

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French Tuesdays

Taco Tuesday? That is sooo yesterday. I mean if you are into the gut wrenching tequila specials at various locations surrounded by frat boys and sorority girls, then go right ahead, carry on with your Taco Tuesday. But, if you are looking for something a little more classy, perhaps a glass of some fine French »

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Nightlife at the Academy

So I’ve heard people talking about it? But never had a chance to go myself. Until last night. And most likely the last night, for that matter. The experience was just mediocre. The event started at 6pm, and we got there around 5:55pm (in hopes to get the limited passes to the Planetarium that they hand »

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San Francisco’s Hidden Gem: South Park

And when I say “South Park”, I don’t mean the cartoon. The other day I had the absolute pleasure of stumbling upon what has to be the cutest little neighborhood in San Francisco. South Park. South Park is within the better known SOMA neighborhood of San Francisco, surrounded by 2nd and 3rd street and Bryant and Brannan. It »

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MUNI Fares Increase in 2 Weeks!

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Shecky’s Girls Night Out

For those of you who are avid readers of my blog, you probably know by now that I cant get enough of my girlfriends. Every other week, me and my best group of gal pals get together during the week for some fun. From dining at different restaurants in the city to meeting up for »

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An Insider’s Guide to the Top 10 Things to Do When Visiting San Francisco

Tourists, this post’s for you! Looking for a long weekend getaway to San Francisco this summer (remember, our summer “starts” in September and goes through October)? Looking for ways to ensure your weekend in San Francisco is worthwhile and full of excitement? Then you’ve come to the right site. Sure, there are the typical things you can »

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