Living on just abt 16th n Bryant, I had only been down to the intersection of 16th and 3rd a few times. This was probably cause i seldom make it out to Giants games, either because I don’t have time or I don’t have free tickets (excuse me for being a tight booty). Ha Either way, the first time I happened upon the site for the new UCSF campus was a rather lengthy ordeal, so I guess ill break it down for ya’ll.
See, what had happened was, I was fissina see my bruh HousHous right…. and this man was at PACbell park right… jk
Anyways, my friend from High School was over at Pac Bell, getting out of a Giants game. the Problem was that not only was he from El Cerrito (shout out to big Drew Gooden and the dreaded beard) but he also has the worst sense of direction. Ever. He was supposed to pick my brother and I up. This was around 8. We ended up ealking towards the park, since he was taking quite some time.
Next thing I know, it’s 1130 and I had walked all the was down to third, past the ballpark and all the was down embarcadero to fisherman’s wharf. POSSibly the longest walk of my life, def within the city. I should have gotten a sponsor and donated my money to breast cancer.
So, on my illustrious and epic journey, one that culminated in my first Cheesecake Factory experience, I passed by the intersection of 16th and 3rd and the then newly created T line.
Monday, quite a few weeks ago by now, I had the privilege of checkin out the fitness center since my brothers hoop team had practice there. Ridiculous. Modern, outdoor and indoor pools. Outdoor climbing rock. Squash. Basketball. Everything. They even had a putting green. Sorry 24. I want a membership there for the summer. Halla
