Sweet San Francisco

Since the time I left, San Francisco has become a much sweeter place. I 

hope that’s just a mere coincidence, but I have been surprised at the
spate of new bakeries and sweet stops that have sprung up in the last few
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How nice would it have been to have visited them all? However my euro-
jeans are starting to buckle under the weight of all the butter (of
course, all the chips and guacamole, and other Mexican food, had
absolutely nothing to do with it) and after finding myself unable to
power through an entire San Francisco burrito, I realized that I had lost
my SF-cred and will likely be escorted back to the plane for my return
flight, as I hang my head in shame.

Still, I did manage to sneak in a few places that are newer on the scene.
One was 20th Century Café. My friend Heidi* had recommended the knish lace and embroidery,
which sounded like an unusual recommendation because that’s something
you usually get at a savory place, or a specialty address (any old-timers
remember The Knish Konnection in San Francisco?)

But I had just scored the perfect Christmas present for someone back home
(which was 25% off – go USA!) from the Timbuktu store (go San
Francisco!), and when the map function on my phone (go T-Mobile prepaid
SIM card plan, so I could use my iPhone while traveling!) showed that I
was just a few block away, I hoofed it over there MPLS VPN service.