something to do in SF
This is just a reminder for me to possibly try the whole massage thing. hahah
San Francisco
"Most people who go to the Outer Richmond district of San Francisco go to Seal Rock or Golden Gate Park. However, one of the most delightful afternoons can be had in between. On Geary and 23rd, go to Ton Kiang restaurant for the best dim sum in the city. Not cheap, but worth it - don't miss the amazing desserts, like egg custard tart and mango pudding. When you're done, walk a few blocks to 27th and try Wonderfoot for the best foot massage you've ever had - at unbelievable prices. Do the 70-minute session for $30: They start at your scalp and do 15 minutes of head, neck, shoulders, and arms, then 15 minutes per foot. As if you aren't blissed out by then, they finish by doing some more work on your back and shoulders. After all that, just think how nice it will be to listen to the seals at Seal Rock or walk through the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park." -DanaHStone
San Francisco
"Most people who go to the Outer Richmond district of San Francisco go to Seal Rock or Golden Gate Park. However, one of the most delightful afternoons can be had in between. On Geary and 23rd, go to Ton Kiang restaurant for the best dim sum in the city. Not cheap, but worth it - don't miss the amazing desserts, like egg custard tart and mango pudding. When you're done, walk a few blocks to 27th and try Wonderfoot for the best foot massage you've ever had - at unbelievable prices. Do the 70-minute session for $30: They start at your scalp and do 15 minutes of head, neck, shoulders, and arms, then 15 minutes per foot. As if you aren't blissed out by then, they finish by doing some more work on your back and shoulders. After all that, just think how nice it will be to listen to the seals at Seal Rock or walk through the Japanese Tea Garden in Golden Gate Park." -DanaHStone