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Picture Journal: Winter Break 2011 - part 1

So, I found out that I'm not good with resolution. I said I would documented my holiday, but as you can see, my blog post stopped at day five =p To make amends, here are pictures from my winter break. I try to arrange them in a chronological manner. I do hope that I remember the order correctly.

So the weekend after day 5, we went to SF with a bunch of friends. Me and my husband went earlier because we wanted to visit our friend's booth in front of the Ferry Building. The others joined in lunch time. 

me and the booth
Above is the picture of the booth. She sells handmade cards and cute accessories. After long deliberations - since everything was so cute and I found it hard to pick just one - I bought two hairpins. One for me and one for my lil' sister in Indo. If you ever visited SF, please stop by at her booth =) The booth is in front of Justin Herman Plaza across the Ferry Building.    

this one is for me :)
Delish Pork Sandwich!
Besides visiting cika, I had another mission. I've been craving Roli Roti's pork sandwich for a while. Fortunately, although the line was long, the waiting time was not too bad. In a few minutes, I got the delish pork sandwich! However this time we decided not to buy their delicious potatoes because in an hour or so we would be having our lunch in Shanghai Dumpling King - a new restaurant that we've been itching to try. The dumplings were so good. I will go there again next time. Too bad I didn't take any picture :(

Later that day we went to Japan Town. We grabbed some snacks there. The famous Sophie's Crepes and Taiyaki. We wrapped the day by visiting twin peaks =) 

More pictures for that day:
My hubby and his Siri ... everytime, everywhere *rolling eyes*
   
Christmas atmosphere in Justin Herman Plaza 
Visiting Japan Town in the afternoon
My favorite snack from Japan Town
SF from Twin Peaks

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