Seen in San Francisco

 This post is dedicated to things seen in San Francisco, like the Golden Gate Bridge, from a car . . . .

. . . but sadly, not this car. This Mona Lisa was outside the Stinking Rose restaurant, where we likely consumed 50 cloves of garlic each. Did I mention we ate well?



These are zee "Demons on Horseback"—jumbo shrimp wrapped in bacon fat on a bed of butter-leaf lettuce with special radishes and buttermilk ranch. And yes, I will be trying to make blood-orange creme brulee at home. Jess's foodie "bridesman" and San Fran resident ran the tables . . . .

Back to the car:



We took a little trip across the bridge with a crazy head-scarf lady . . .



. . . with two crazy headscarf ladies . . .



 . . . to behold the Muir Woods' fattest trees:

 

And to practice as the Karford belly-skier trio:

Stinson Beach! Whoa!

Seals: still there!

 

Ghirardelli chocolate: it won't heal I-missed-your-wedding wounds, but it's still delicious.

Chinatown!

We saw where fortunes are made: Did you know that fortune cookies were invented in San Fran, not China?

Trolley!

And of course, we saw this beautiful lady find THE DRESS. Sorry, no sneak previews.