If you're going to San Francisco - Part II

Part II of our San Francisco adventures. 

Just like any iconic landmark, 

the Golden Gate bridge was assaulted with 402,394,391 pictures. 

I'm sure it's tough being so pretty.

We started the day off by hiking up and down through the Presidio.

Unlike the first day, we got very lucky with the weather. 

(Thank you baby Jesus)

Literally flying. Now accepting offers from the WNBA. 

So perfect, it hurts. 

Posers. 

Told you... a million pictures. 

After walking for what seemed like hours,

we decided to take it up a notch. 

Took the muni up to Lombard St. and proceeded to climb the steepest hill ever. 

Oh but the view was SO worth it!

We finished our day off at Fishermans Wharf. 

Once a tourist, always a tourist. 

Do it. 

Holly Jolly

Like I mentioned in my previous post,

we had less than two days to spend in the city,

and I'm pretty sure we used our time wisely. 

Next up I'll be sharing some SF food porn with ya. 

I know that's what you've really been waiting for. 

Pervs. 

If you're going to San Francisco..

..be sure to wear some flowers in your hair.

If you're going to San Francisco, 

you're gonna meet some gentle people there.

-Scott McKenzie

Ah, San Francisco. 

My second favorite city in this country.

(Can anyone guess my first?)

I love everything about it. 

The people, the food, the architecture. 

I don't think I can ever get enough of those beautiful Victorian homes. 

The husband and I were due for a quick getaway,

so we decided to head north last weekend. 

Our stint was short and sweet,

but it was just what we needed to get back on track before the holidays.

Here is part one of our pictures:

Pretty obsessed with my Burberry rain boots. These things saved my life last weekend. 

The city was all dressed up for the holidays. Tis the season!

I meaaaaan... on every corner! Gorgeous. 

Union Square is simply majestic during this time of the year. 

We indulged in some fabulous window shopping, 

grabbed a cup of hot cocoa and took it all in. 

Part II coming soon!

American Pie

As much as I love the city life,

sometimes a girl just needs to escape.

After hosting a whirlwind Thanksgiving dinner last weekend,

that is exactly what the husband and I decided to do.

We headed straight to Julian,

which is about 1.5 hours away from central San Diego,

and offers up some of the best apple pie known to man. 

There's always a line gathered outside of the famous Julian Pie Company,

and for good reason too. 

Their pies are delish!

Loved seeing all the fall colors!

It was a nice change of pace from our constantly-sunny surroundings,

so naturally,

the husband was forced to model.

This guy was my favorite.

Obviously, the first thing I thought of was Napoleon Dynamite. 

"Tina you fat lard! Come get some dinner!"

I love taking little day trips like this with my man. 

Have you ever been to Julian?

Isn't it lovely?