Later that evening, a whole bunch of us got on the Metro North train to visit Ellen's new apartment just north of Manhattan. Meredith looking serene at the train station.
Heading back home. (Home! Arrrrgh!) On the way home we stopped at a Rite-Aid looking to buy the game Scrabble. A few weeks prior, Meredith challenged me to play Scrabble online (I'd never played before!) and I ended up beating her - and she wanted a rematch! Anyway, in the store I noticed that...
On Monday morning I still had a pretty bad fever but managed to pull myself up off the couch and into my hot rental (seriously, you know my Sentra makes all you girls mad wet, yo) to explore the city a bit. Here's the obligatory shot of the Golden Gate bridge.
Here's me crossing the Bay Bridge for the very first time on my way into town. I decided to move here on super-short notice and I'd heard so many nice things about the town that I didn't bother to read up on it too much. The first sign of trouble occurred when I noticed a sign on this bridge that said "Welcome to San Francisco. Population: 750,000." Less than a million people? Uh-oh.
We decided we'd meet up with Stuart and Jeannette (who live in Hoboken and were coming through the Holland Tunnel) on Canal Street. Here's the entrance of the Manhattan Bridge (two blocks from my apartment) on the walk over.
And then on Friday, I flew back to San Fran for one more meeting before heading back to tha EnWhyCee. Um, here's some bridge. Yeah, not the red one, the other one.