Fun places in China

I just found this card in my pocket and want to jot down the info before I lose it.

Note to self: Next time I am in Shanghai, I should definitely look up Cindy and Soto (friends of my brother’s friend Dave). They’ve got a nice restaurant there called Mekong river Restaurant in three locations Metro city 02164268256 Bund Hotel 63603677 Shanghai Times Square 63918028

Must go back to Taikang Rd alley 210 to check out the hip new clothing and art stores, get a cup of coffee and feel the China art scene

Wandering around the city . . .

Sometimes I feel like just walking . . . wandering about with no particular destination, going in whichever direction seems right at the moment . . . carefree, with nothing but my curiosity leading the way.

Maybe that is why I love this city and why it will be so hard to leave it behind. No more being able to walk around downtown and look at the tourists, pick up a carne asada taco on the way to Yerba Buena, get a glass of wine at bacar and listen to the jazz band. No more film festivals, late night Korean BBQ runs or cheap sushi rolls at Kiki’s or sushi house. No more driving down to San Mateo for Santa ramen.
I will miss San Francisco.