Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Twenty/Eleven SF PRIDE


THURS, JUNE 23rd

California Academy of Sciences Nightlife: PRIDE Edition


"Why are we in the rain forest?"


"Touch me. I'm tiny and colorful. What's that you say? Poisonous? Pshhh."


Bottom feeders.


Lampreys & piranhas.


"I eats you, piranha."


Claude the albino alligator


The wolf pack.


Stack the starfishes like pancakes


Insert hands, withdraw slowly


"Don't delete it, I look good in this."




Sea monkeys


"Ocho, ocho."


Taraval Okazu Ya Restaurant at 1735 Taraval St


Tiny crab in the butterfish dish

Rosie and the Tiny Crab from Caroline Le on Vimeo.



Unfortunately, not in 3D.


Coffee & green tea


FRI, JUNE 24th
Farallones Marine Sanctuary Visitor Center


Blue whale jaw bone


Restaurant LuLu at 816 Folsom St


"One bottle. We're ballers on a budget."

With so many selections, we contacted our dear friend and sommelier, Nancy:

"...so my top three are the margaux,
barbaresco, and it's a toss up between the nuits st georges, or the hermitage chapoutier. So I guess that's four...but honestly, you can't really go wrong with any of them. The nuits is from Burgandy, it's going to be earthy, medium to light bodied pinot noir. The margaux is from Bordeaux, it's going to be really earthy, medium to full, rich and juicy. It's abdominal with your typical bordeaux blend of merlot, pertit verdot, and cab franc in the mix. Barbaresco is Italian. You will find more leather notes, minerality, medium to full, and ripe cherries...though all these are hard to know for sure since they are old vintages and have developes in the bottle over the decades. Which one did you end up picking?"






Berkshire Porchetta with Leek and Spinach Bread Pudding, Sage Jus
Wood Fired Louisiana Prawns with Fingerling Potatoes, Capers, Olives, Lemon and Garlic


Grilled Bistro Filet Steak with Glazed Peas and Carrots, Potatoes and Bordelaise Sauce
Risotto with Wild Mushrooms and Baby Spinach

Panna Cotta at LuLu Restaurant from Caroline Le on Vimeo.



Panna cotta & flat pie with chamomile ice cream


Residency on Dore Street


Catholic school slow dancing a yardstick apart.


A corner somewhere between Dore St and 11th St


Haruki Murakami once read, "Whatever it is you're seeking won't come in the form you're expecting."


This is especially true to these hipsters in their obnoxiously large opticals.


Tease: Eden Weekend at the DNA Lounge


"It's Friday. It's Friday. Fun. Fun. FUN!"


Residency on Dore Street


Frozen solid.




Good night!


SAT, JUNE 25th

Residency on Dore Street

Hipsters are just like lesbians.

They like music.


They like animal art.


They like breasts.


They like lots of breasts.


Picnic at Dolores Park


"Churning the butter. Making lemonade."


Forgo the umbrella.


Mini mixed berry popsicles.


"Sleep, Ruthie. Sleep."


A very tamed, but regal Boris.


Pink Party on Castro St & Market St




SUN, JUNE 26th
Residency on Dore Street

Air Mattress from Caroline Le on Vimeo

Because a video is worth seven hundred billion words more.


VIP Party at San Francisco City Hall


Bless us, O Lord, and these your gifts which we are about to receive


from your bounty, through your heavenly chiseled body.


Amen.






Reunited.








Blackbird Bar on 2124 Market St


Where's Rosie?

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