Sorry, didn’t really blog during the last days. I wake up very early (wish it was that easy when I’m working), I’m outside during the entire day, and when I’m home at night, I’m usually very tired. THAT’S WHY.

Sooo I have only 2 more days in San Francisco, it went very very fast. I think I did everything I wanted, every neighborhoods, every touristic places, except the Baseball Game, but I’m going to do it tomorrow with Jonas (Here you go, free backlink). I’ve seen the Golden Gate Park, the largest man made park in the world (FYI). It’s a park where you can find museums, lakes, football fields and gardens. I went to the Picasso museum in there, it was interesting but not worth 25$. I’ve also visited the gay district « The Castro » (not stayed very long in that one, wonder why).

Hellooo everyone. I just realized I don’t follow my planning at all. When you’re in San Francisco (or any big city I guess), you just walk somewhere, you see a cool place and you just go, but it’s much better to do it this way!

So the last two days have been huge. I’ve seen so much and I already have my little favorite places. Here is a few neighborhoods I’ve been to:

Hey folks. As I told you in one of my last article, I am in San Francisco for a week and a half.
With a late flight from Geneva to Zurich, I was lucky to take the other plane to San Francisco, a few minutes later and I was fucked. I had to run like Usain bolt to catch it! But whatever. It was a very long flight, around 12 hours from Zurich. Luckily I met a french guy and we talked a bit (he works @ EPFL), but also my seat neighbor was an American expat in Switzerland and she grew up in San Francisco so it was very interesting. I have to say that SWISS Airlines are awesome; great food (pasta, pizza, sandwiches, chocolate, …) and great movies/tv selection (I watched the FA CUP Final 2011, Super 8, the tourist). So after 12 hours, we finally land in San Francisco. What an amazing landing, it looks like you land on the ocean and you can see the two huge bridges of San Francisco.

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