Arriving in San Francisco for our Wicked Weekend, waiting for a taxi that would hold 5 of us. It was alot cooler than Las Vegas but lovely.
We met our sister-in-law who arrived earlier and had lunch with Trent at California Pizza Kitchen.
We could hardly wait to get to the theatre and in my haste in posting I put this picture out of order, but the Orpheum was beautiful and had an enchanting feel which was perfect for the play. The play was incredible and worth every effort to travel to see this great show.
We stayed at "The Omni" where your every need is met. These six ladies are ready for a wickedly good night on the town.
We woke up bright and early the next morning and headed to the "Farmer's Market." There were fresh flowers, fresh vegetables and fresh fruit everywhere. The food was incredible.
We had a great view for breakfast looking out over the Bay Bridge.
With eating such a big breakfast, Ghiradelli square came upon us and yes we made room for ice cream with chocolate. It was difficult but we did it.
Walking the hills overlooking the Bay was incredible. We got our exercise for the week.
This was after the hot fudge sundaes, and yes our calves were screaming.
The Palace of Fine Art was beautiful, and seeing the Golden Gate Bridge in the distance was great.
Randy Johnson taking the field at AT&T park. What a fabulous park. We thought we would freeze being a night game but it was perfect.
These were our seats, yeah right. These guys are crazy just waiting for any fly ball.
The game was exciting, we dragged my youngest sister along who isn't really a sports fan, but her deduction of the game was: 1. Where can you go and see someone get injured right in front of you. (A line drive foul ball hit someone on the front row, we were on row 22.) 2. Where can you go and see everyone yelling for their team, literally. The whole section next to us got cleared out when the San Francisco Police showed up and playing the rival across the bay brings out the best in everyone. As the head honcho routing for the Oakland A's left with the men in blue his lovely finger gestures were so touching. 3. GARLIC FRIES, need I say more. 4. And of course a great game, the Giant's pulled it out in the end. Thanks San Francisco for a great weekend.
Arriving in San Francisco for our Wicked Weekend, waiting for a taxi that would hold 5 of us. It was alot cooler than Las Vegas but lovely.
We met our sister-in-law who arrived earlier and had lunch with Trent at California Pizza Kitchen. 
We could hardly wait to get to the theatre and in my haste in posting I put this picture out of order, but the Orpheum was beautiful and had an enchanting feel which was perfect for the play. The play was incredible and worth every effort to travel to see this great show.
We stayed at "The Omni" where your every need is met. These six ladies are ready for a wickedly good night on the town.
We woke up bright and early the next morning and headed to the "Farmer's Market." There were fresh flowers, fresh vegetables and fresh fruit everywhere. The food was incredible.
We had a great view for breakfast looking out over the Bay Bridge.
With eating such a big breakfast, Ghiradelli square came upon us and yes we made room for ice cream with chocolate. It was difficult but we did it.
Walking the hills overlooking the Bay was incredible. We got our exercise for the week.
This was after the hot fudge sundaes, and yes our calves were screaming.
The Palace of Fine Art was beautiful, and seeing the Golden Gate Bridge in the distance was great.
Randy Johnson taking the field at AT&T park. What a fabulous park. We thought we would freeze being a night game but it was perfect.
These were our seats, yeah right. These guys are crazy just waiting for any fly ball.
The game was exciting, we dragged my youngest sister along who isn't really a sports fan, but her deduction of the game was: 1. Where can you go and see someone get injured right in front of you. (A line drive foul ball hit someone on the front row, we were on row 22.) 2. Where can you go and see everyone yelling for their team, literally. The whole section next to us got cleared out when the San Francisco Police showed up and playing the rival across the bay brings out the best in everyone. As the head honcho routing for the Oakland A's left with the men in blue his lovely finger gestures were so touching. 3. GARLIC FRIES, need I say more. 4. And of course a great game, the Giant's pulled it out in the end. Thanks San Francisco for a great weekend.
2 comments:
LISA... i'm so wickedly jealous! it sounds like you hot chicks had a great time!! i'm so glad!! i can't wait to get every little detail about it!! you'll be there tomorrow right?
Great pictures Lisa! Caitlin wants to see Wicked now, so another bonding trip might be in order.
PS - you can even get your OWN room next time.
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