Bringing Some Maltese Love to SF :)

With the cousins at the Ferry Building!

My cousin, P., arrived from Malta last weekend and the last 9 days have been quite the whirlwind adventure (hence my lack of updates and photos). For his first weekend in town, we decided to spend Saturday morning exploring the Ferry Building and grabbing drinks/lunch in North Beach.

The Ferry Building is awesome on Saturday mornings so we spent a few hours perusing the farmer’s market, popping into shops and enjoying the uncharacteristically beautiful San Francisco weather before heading to North Beach for drinks and a light bite.

Peroni & Bellinis for the win!

We made our way to Panta Rei where we stocked up on $3 bellinis and Peronis in true Italian fashion. My aunt and uncle rounded out the crew and came up from The Peninsula to meet up with us for drinks and a quick bite before parting ways.

At Panta Rei in North Beach.

In honor of our international guest, we organized a family dinner/reunion to welcome him and allow everyone to say hi while he was in the US. I come from a pretty huge family (my mom has eleven siblings) so our get together ended up being a great reunion — I got to see some cousins that I hadn’t seen in almost 20 years! Insanity.

With a few cousins. :)

Leave it to the Maltese – 'Welcome to American.' :)

Boat Shoes & the fam!

With nana.

With my sister!

Lots of people, lots of food and an awesome time catching up with family members. It’s always great getting to reconnect with my cousins and it was even nicer getting to see everyone during the holiday season. Bonus: Boat Shoe Boy has officially been indoctrinated into the craziness of a Maltese family. Welcome!

Love from San Francisco,

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Shannon is the founder and editor of The Traveling Scholar. She is a social media enthusiast with a passion for travel and intercultural relations. She holds a MSc in Social Policy and Development from the London School of Economics.
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