- Fresh dim sum with 7th uncle and aunt.
- Beautiful, warm, clear day in San Francisco, perfect day for the observation tower at the De Young.
- New favorite museum in the De Young! From the brochure: "Unexpected juxtapositions of artworks challenge traditional museum presentation." General admission is only $10, there's a bunch of free stuff just around it, and it's a good size to have enough stuff but not overwhelming like I always find the Met. Also, I figured out that really, I'm not much interested in paintings or other flat objects at museums, but I love sculptures, textiles, glass, furniture...especially larger scale stuff that you can immerse yourself in. Things you can walk around, that you really do get a different experience seeing up close than you could from a photo. Specific things I really enjoyed: Inuit art, Amish quilts (oh the texture!), Dale Chihuly glass sculptures, installation by Kiki Smith that had glass raindrops suspended from the ceiling, and Ruth Asawa's wire sculptures. If I lived in the SF area I think I would actually get a membership.
- 7th uncle and aunt dropping me off at Fisherman's Wharf to take in the sights and crowds there. Saw the sea lions! They were mostly just chilling.
- Great service and food at the Slanted Door. Got raw oysters, shaking beef, fresh squeezed navel orange juice, and a cocktail. They were super nice too about me being on my own, gave me a table on the patio and set the place setting so that I'd be sitting in the direction to look the at the bridge.
- Managed to pack everything into Dan's suitcase that I brought along after all, though we'll see about the weight.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
3/27/10
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