--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "seventhray1" <steve.sundur@...> wrote: > > > > > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "John" jr_esq@ wrote: > > > > > > After having lunch at an Indian restaurant at Geary and > > > 25th Ave.,You didn't tell us what time I decided to take the scenic > drive starting at > > > Lincoln Park golf course. I ended up parking my car on > > > Hyde Street where the cable cars pass to get to the > > > Square. which side of the street? I was about two blocks up the hill > of Buena > > > Vista Cafe, another San Francisco landmark. > > > > > > After reaching the bottom of the hill, I passed by the > > > Cannery Row were there any benches on the sidewalk? and then walked > towards Fishermen's Wharf. > > > On the other side of the street is Cappuro's Restaurant, > > > a business owned by a high school classmate's family. oh wow. was > your friend of average height, or was he shorter or taller than most > other classmates? > > > > > > Then I walked towards the parking lot where I used to > > > work when I was in high school. The parking lot is now > > > surrounded by various vendors selling various wares for > > > the tourists. you mean like little replicas of the Golden Gate > Bridge, or like trolley cars? About how many vendors do you think there > were? > > > > > > After several minutes of walking, I ended up at the > > > Square again where I bought a chocolate ice cream on a > > > sugar cone. did any of the ice cream drip from the bottom? Also, > did they charge extra for the sugar cone? Sometimes they do I also > ended up buying a gift pack of > > > chocolates to take home. they didn't get melty did they? > > > > > > Then, I drove home listening to a CD playing various > > > Latin numbers featuring chacha and mambo tunes. Que > > > sabroso... was there much traffic? how many traffic lights do you > estimate you had to go through? Any idea of how many were green, how > many yellow, how many red? > > > Seems like you left out a lot of details here. >
LOL..yeah he needs to spice up his trips around the City, he can learn a thing or two from Barry. He really needs to work on the skill of projecting his fears, insecurities, pain, suffering and sadness on to every situation. I mean why do we need to accept the word of Ghirardell's - are they the *authority* on all thing chocolate??? I think the joy and bliss you get out of tasting chocolate is purely subjective, why should I accept these people who are experts on chocolate as wise and chocolightened?? I reject the notion that such as a state called chocolightenment even exists. Chocolightenment really is nihilistic and life-abnegating it seems to reject all experiences as painful other than chocolate. I question anyone who thinks I'm missing out if I don't partake in chocolate and their idea of chocolightenment. Peace out.
