we heart sf

It was a mad dash to wrap things up on Sunday. We didn't have the chance to process we were leaving our San Francisco. Not forever but at least for a good little while.  We feel fortunate to be living and working in the city as it has become our home. We have our weekend routine of lining up at the Whole Foods parking lot vying for a coveted parking spot, ordering take out from our closest Chinese restaurant, Hunan Empire, which I have been trying to cultivate a friendship with for the last year and they have yet to recognize me as a regular, and walking to Le Boulange on Union Street.

We are not sure where we will move to when we return to the states but San Francisco is certainly one of the top choices. It is expensive to live there but that 7x7 piece of land has all the charm and class we are looking for.

tbc sf...we'll see you soon. 

Comments

[drlappan@lappans.com]

Wolverine, less than twenty minutes from Gaylord. Each time I'd spend a day of two I’d purchase, at a premium, the groceries I'd needed at a local store in beautiful downtown Wolverine. Like you, I'd hoped to become friends and show support as a local, but it never happened. The difference between San Fran and Wolverine is just attitude and the desire to finish the day.

Another one of lives lessens . . . appreciate anyone who shows interest in you.

James P. Alowishous Lagorie

[annlappan@hotmail.com]

Hope you shaved that beard off for Fiji! Have a cocktail (or two) for me!

Love, Seattle Annie

[Kristina N.]

Safe travels! Looking forward to amazing pics and stories!

[Layla - New Jersey]

I read your blog from a friend/family member and i have to say im very proud of you. There is so much more to see, do, and experience. I feel we as people get caught up in the fast lane. I wish u the best and keep on inspiring. :)