San Francisco, Day Two

I woke up pretty late this morning so I think I missed out on the opportunity for "dim sum".  But I'd like to tell you all about the rest of yesterday.  INTERJECTION: Jim came in now and told me it's not too late!  More ridiculous food!


After we got back from Sally's, a bunch of us took naps.  Then we got ready for the rest of the day.  We went to the Mission district for the evening, and it was beautiful.  We crossed over the expressway via a little catwalk and that was really cool.  I love catwalks, btw.  Getting to see all the cars zooming by is really neat, haha.


Once we crossed over the catwalk, we were in the outskirts of the Mission district, Jim said.  


We found this taco truck where we each had head and neck of pig?  It actually was pretty good even though I was pretty nervous about eating it, naturally :P  We also got some mangos from a street vendor who was selling them a lot cheaper than Wild Oats does.


We then got to see the murals!  I dont remember where they are located, unfortunately, but Yvonne took a bunch of pictures of our entire day so I'll upload those as soon as she does.


Then we passed by this Mission pie place where Yvonne said that the restaurant owners had found a bunch of street kids and taught them how to make pies so they could be employed.  I thought that was pretty cool.  We might go back and grab some pie today or tomorrow but we didnt  want to show up to the restaurant with too much food already with us!


We then walked several blocks to the bar where we had some more crazy food like bone marrow.  It was a really nice place and the waiter was cute, so we took a picture of him and me in Aunt Gloria's honor.  We then took the bus home, where I spotted an older black man playing the guitar with his dog.  I thought the guy was blind because he had the dog and the sunglasses, but Jim said he was walking far too well to actually be blind.


We got home and they watched a movie but I went straight to bed.  Jim isn't feeling too well but he's still willing and ready to go about the city with us, so I'm glad.