Here’s The Scoop

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Ice screamed you screamed we both screamed, DELICIOUS ICE CREAM! From the classic banana split to the adult 21 and over remedies, The Ice Cream Bar, is the perfect place to come to scoop up the memorable taste of those hot summer days this season. With their 1930s style soda fountain, creating a made-to-order soda, milkshakes and floats leaves you feeling ebullient inside. Using locally sourced organic dairies and produce all ice cream, shakes and floats are made with love. Pastry Chef Lori Rich, who gives you flavor only your taste buds can imagine, creates all pleasurable ice cream flavors daily. Along with freshly baked pastries and ready to serve soup. Making sure your morning breakfast sandwiches with brioche is soft and buttery. Come on down and have a scoop or two with a classic experience to top off that butterscotch banana split.

                                                                                       

Location:815 Cole St, San Francisco, CA 94117 
Shoes Miu Miu, Hat Rag & Bone, Dress H&M, Clutch Vintage

The Mosaic Stairs

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 San Francisco is a city that comprehends the power of art. Even on the gloomiest days the streets of San Francisco can lead you into the most breath taking views. Located in a residential neighborhood astonishing mosaic-tiled steps were sponsored by over 220 neighbors. All animal, bird and fish mosaic tiles were hand made and construct within the mosaic steps. Blown away by its imagery of the self-luminous sun, through the wishing of stars and under the mysterious sea. With a remarkable view of the Sunset District, making the climb of 163 steps worth every breath.                            

                                                        

Location:16th Ave & Moraga St, San Francisco 94122

Shoes Zara, Dress Top Shop, Necklace H&M, Rings Zara

http://www.tiledsteps.org/

                                             

HOME BEING AWAY FROM HOME

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  The four agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz and a scalding cup of Yogi’s green tea, mixed with a pleasurable taste of French vanilla creamer just wasn’t the cure of my indistinct feelings. As I sit alone in Dolores park my reading session turns into a meditative gaze into the powder blue sky.  Home being away from home, doesn’t feel quite like home anymore. At this point ill give it all up. The thought alone of being engulf by my niece and nephew’s love makes me feel poignant inside. As if I’m missing something, what a beautiful thing it would be just to see them grow. My nephew is becoming so skillful with his drawings and my niece is modeling, acting and learning how to swim all at the age of two. When motivation isn’t enough, I know love will keep me grounded. Then I remembered my hard work and dedication is to become their leading star. To reinsure them that all dreams are possible, as long as they believe.

 Yum… the delightful taste of sweet, cinnamon candy yams, Money green collard greens and a bite of a succulent piece of mom’s baked chicken makes my mouth water. If only I paid attention to her cooking every Sunday morning I would be able to please this desire. Well I guess San Francisco forced me to learn how to cook, then again I had to survive. Me being home right now I would still be the baby in the cradle. Genuine, hyperventilating laughs… I miss my siblings. We could crack jokes, and just be ourselves all day. Pulling pranks on my dad as he sleeps is unforgettable. Just picturing it now makes my stomach weak of laughter___ but… then again I do appreciate “me” time. Its peaceful, quiet and relaxing. With a sweet cup of  Yogi’s green tea, mixed with a pleasurable taste of French vanilla creamer and a inspirational book such as the four agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz makes Home being away from home not so bad after all.