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The happy hour pizza, which is $10 from 5-7, is also delicious. Fresh, thin, and chewy.
75 cents a piece at Zuppa, can you believe it? And it's all too conveniently located on my daily walk to and from the train. How could I say no?
The happy hour pizza, which is $10 from 5-7, is also delicious. Fresh, thin, and chewy.
Zuppa
564 4th St
San Francisco, CA 94107-1621
(415) 777-5900
This was actually Friday evening, but my phone app didn't upload it until now. A great way to kick off the holiday weekend!
All vegetarian, incidentally.
Last night, I saw Casablanca for the first time. And now I am off to Chinatown to buy some rice bowls. Not bad ways to observe America's birthday, eh? [Insert some Casablanca cliche as kicker.]
This Real Simple writer shares an interesting personal decision to organize her books by color. She says it's because she's a visual person.
I thought about how I tend to arrange my books. Size typically plays a dominant part—and then also genre. I often have a space for some of my favorite reads, too.
How do you organize your shelves?