Sushi at Barracuda. Delfina's Pizza. Sweet nothings at La Bohemme.

A person made of money and inclined to make the effort could eat at a different, independently owned San Francisco restaurant each meal every day for a year and not even exhaust half of their options.
Or if its the ocean you'd rather devour, how do you take it?
With or without mist?

With or without bonfires?

With or without the wonders of the world?



Arriving, yes. But arriving with anticipation and hope. That's the real excitement! To quote Norman Cousins: "The capacity for hope is the most significant fact of life. It provides human beings with a sense of destination and the energy to get started."
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