Tim Ferriss - Lifestyle Design and The 4-Hour Workweek

Great list. My sisters heading over to San Fran in a couple of months, I'll have to remember to send her this post. :-)

Zeitgeist? Reminds me of this review on Yelp:

http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-eagle-tavern-san-francisco#hrid:UR84OoDQ5f_B1ah7NPKUgg


So tempted to give this a one star review to try to keep all the lousy hipster dudes out, but then I remembered that the Eagle has its own natural defense that other contenders for best outdoor beer patio lacked (sorry Zeitgeist, truly I am) ...and that is: BIG BEARDED GAY BEARS ALMOST LITERALLY CRAWLING OUT OF THE WOODWORK. Seriously, hipsters, don't even bother. It's going to be hard putting the Chrome bag and ironic t-shirt to work scoring your indie chicks when you can't walk 5 feet at the Eagle without a penis with what looks like a Hell's Angel from Alabama attached to the other end of it practically falling into your mouth. There are mirrors on the urinal positioned so your neighbors can check out your dangling sea otter! Stay away, it's better for everyone involved. Best legal venue in the city to see the Extra Action Marching Band.

Awww, I missed your tweet request! This would have been my response: http://www.yelp.com/biz/audium-theatre-of-sound-sculptured-space-san-francisco

I drive by the buffalo every time I visit SF & have downtime--something totally transporting about it. Also just the smell of the eucalyptus in GG Park is intoxicating, coming from NYC.

Not in downtown SF but the other thing we tend to do over the course of a week is an Alice Waters fast food tour in the East Bay--her burrito place on San Pablo, the tapas place, the amazing little bakery, the ice cream. Fast, cheap, delicious, a ritual.

And my latest favorite thing in the Bay Area is the Four Seasons @ Half Moon Bay. You can just get a drink & watch the sun set & there are bonfires and WASPs, could not be more entertaining. Any bad mood or exhaustion gets erased by the sea air, the view, the martini.