The San Francisco Treat: 2009

(Blogspot is being weird again & messed up my post...yet AGAIN! Sorry if it's a bit confusing, I don't know how to fix it. ARGH!)

Sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo sorry!
Gah, I'm not even going to try to excuse our procrastination haha.
Let's just get right to the point.

So we kicked off the month of May with a little Cinco de Mayo (Justin's momma's birthday) party with some of the best pizza we've have ever had.

The King of attractiveness.

Then we religiously, yet anxiously watched the Lakers semi-finals & conference finals. Since they weren't sweeping, rather losing, I painted my toes for a little bit of luck.
I swear we're in the finals because of my toes.

B-E-A-utiful!

We were soon able to come home due to the Hwang family buying us a ticket, after Justin's finals. We were so excited to see everyone, we couldn't sleep for days.

(Sorry so blurry, we were on the Bart).

Took my breath away.

Airplane rides are so surreal, I swear.

Then after getting sick from taking anti-motion sickness medicine, I went home to find a suprise in my sister's room.

Me & my baby sister named him Mr. Mew. But we had to give him away after my grandma found him in hiding after 4 days rofl!

Finally I got to see my mom & grandma (don't mind my grandma's mean mug, she's a real sweetheart, I swear haha).

Sharon is not in this picture because she is too cool for us.

Then, I kicked everyone's butts in bowling (Jason: 80, Iris: 88, Christy: 131), woo woo woo! Champion!

May 21st was Justin & my 2-year anniversary, which we celebrated with Sushi & Mini-Golf.

We then came home to a feeling of wanting a pet. Since a dog or a cat was out of the question, a fish seemed like the next best thing.
Then we fell in love with...George St. Pierre.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6NOEbteeQg
He is one heckova fish & he is crazy spoiled.
We love love love love love loveeeeeeeee him!

We already miss everyone, you have no idea.
I wish our visit could've been a bit longer, but sigh, responsibilities. I guess that's just a part of growing up. Thanks again Mr. & Mrs. Hwang for giving us that opportunity to see everyone's faces again!

If this post seems a bit rushed, well...it is haha. We couldn't fit everything really onto one post, which is our fault for being so lazy (our bads). But don't worry, next post will be a lot more interesting & fun.
Please please please, tell Justin to do the next post. I'm running out of clever things to say or post about haha!

Love & miss you!
-The Lazy Kids.

PS:

(Note: Sorry about the format of this post, something weird is going on. Bare with me).

So I know most of you expected Justin to be writing this post, but it's me again (not so suprised, huh). He's "busy" (or as everyone that knows Justin, he's just lazy & disinterested).

For you all that didn't know, Justin's youngest brother, Pierson came to visit us this past week.
Mr. Hwang dropped him off at my house, just so he can hang with us during his Spring Break (what a stand-up dad).
We wanted to show Pierson how the college kids live life: ramyun, video games, pizza, tap water, piles of laundry, no sleep, socks with holes, no A/C, more pizza, & some sort of studying (keep in mind I am not in college lol).

We showed him around town, the San Francisco way, riding the Muni/Bart & walking up countless steep hills. I think it was cool showing Pierson how Justin spends his time out here. I hope he enjoyed his stay, because we really had fun with him. It was nice having a part of home with us for a week.

Speaking of home, my dad brought a package of Korean food that my grandma packed for us. We ate the dweh ji bulgogi & kimchi jji gae, then died. It was sooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good. Normally we'd consume EVERYTHING in one sitting, but we've learned to conserve lol. Jbaby brought us some El Taurino burritos too, which made me wanna cry. I never thought I would miss those burrito trucks, dirty-dog carts from downtown, the jingles of the ice-cream men, or even Koreatown valet parking. Everything is so darn expensive & non-ghetto out here haha.

Well, we had a lot of fun this week. Thanks for coming to visit us Mr. Hwang, Pierson, Jbaby, Joey, and Jesse. It was a real treat & sweet surprise! We miss you guys already.

Now time for everyone's favorite part, the pictures:

Started the trip to Fisherman's Wharf at 12:00. The Muni was so packed that Justin had to stand the whole ride. After a couple minutes I realized I tend to get motion-sickness from any sort of public transportation. Sigh.

Thought this was funny. Justin was standing right in front of this sign without even knowing it. Good thing Justin is over 18 lol.

Thought this was even funnier, the boyfriend has lighter hair than his girlfriend. He does a better job up-keeping his hair than she does, look at those roots lol!

Finally got off before I threw-up everywhere. The boys posing in the heart of downtown San Francisco.

Justin looks as if he's the one who's about to barf.
Don't you think we're starting to look alike even more?!

The first thing we did when we got to Fisherman's Wharf was eat. We were sick of the typical clam chowder so we ate fried calamari, fish-n-chips, & oysters. Jealous?

Walked around the pier & watched the bakers in Boudin's make their infamous turtle-shaped breads. They slice the shell part into a bowl to hold the clam chowder in. So cute! I MUST get a turtle mold now!

Then, we went into the International Spy Shop. Access for spies only. Planning on saving some money to buy some of those revenge potions that make your teeth yellow or make you throw-up when ingested. So everyone needs to start being nice to me or else lol!

I wonder who thinks of those Geico commercials. They're so genius. The gecko, then the caveman, now this stack of money thing. They do have a way of standing out with their ads. This one is in the air!
Must...change...over...to...Geico.

The Bay Bridge.

Didn't know Fisherman's Wharf was a wannabe 3rd Street.
Here the boys were watching some street breakdancers. Psh, the ones back at home are better.

Alcatraz Island take one.

Take two.

Take tres.

Take four.

Someone once told me that you know when you're getting old, when you realize you enjoy sceneries & views. Justin must be getting old teehee.

Justin grubbing on the best mini donut, in the WORLD! When you order the donuts, it goes through a little factory belt & cooks them right there on the spot. So cute (not Justin, the donut lol).

Went into a store called Krazy Kaps & told Justin to try this hat on because I wanted to see how he looked with long blonde hair. Sigh, I regret asking him because now I can't get rid of the image in my head lol. Gosh, so creepy looking. Looks like a rapist haha!

After walking what seemed like forever, we snuck on an Academy of Art bus hehe. We were so tired at this point. But finally a group picture!

So ugly lol! Check out the peach seed chins.

Justin's ear hole is getting bigger. There's no stopping him. Sharon it's all your fault, you bad influence lol!

The bus ride was nice because it gave us a chance to see all around San Francisco.

There was a circus in town! Maybe next time ):

Of all the downtowns I've been to, I think Frisco has the best architecture. Their skyscrapers PWNs all!

Only in San Francisco you'd see a 60 year old Ruff Ryder.

Got'cha!

Thanks a lot babe, your big head is in the way.

We have no idea what this is, but it looked so awesome.

I should be a professional photographer lol.

Waiting for the next bus to come.

Pierson got bored, so he felt the need to exercise.

Justin too, but failed.

AHAHAHHAHAHAa! Look at his face. So cute! It took a lot out of him.

Now he's sad his younger brother is cooler than him.

Driving to downtown SF from LA, you'll always get off at this exit. There was so much traffic due to a Giants game.

The AAU bus that takes us to Justin's cafeteria.

My dinner: fried white fish, rice pilaf, asparagus, a bowl of chili & salad, and juice. Justin's cafeteria is pretty good. Reminds me of Hometown Buffet.