Once upon a time, when I started teaching, I met my two teacher friends: Sarah and Amelia. We taught, we went to lunch, we wore denim jumpers and wooden jewelry. j/k (but why are teachers so drawn to these?) After four years Sarah and Amelia ditched. The end.
Here's Amelia waiting for me out front.
It was a warm night and not too windy, so Amelia and I had a drink on the roof top terrace while we waited for Sarah. I hear they have brunch on the weekends which would be divine. The view of the city is breathtaking and even if it is windy they have heaters. We each sipped a lemon drop and waited for Sarah to show up so she could tell Amelia that she was pregnant!
San Francisco want to know about. Medjool is hiding all of the attractive women in the city.
Seriously. Here is a hint guys- you all go to these clubs and bars and all you
see are other guys. Sausage Fest. Where can you go to find women?! I can name
that tune in one note: Tapas. Women love these things because if they’re like
me, they like to try many different things at once, or if they are not like me-
they’re anorexic and can pretend they are eating when they aren’t.
There was also a green bean salad with tomatoes and onions that was especially good.
Medjool
2522 Mission (bet 21st and 22nd(
415-550-9055
www.medjoolsf.com
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Posted by: Carter J | November 27, 2005 at 02:27 PM