At the King of Falafil
Posted on October 3, 2007
Filed Under All, Photos, My Brain, New Life |
Friend and fellow Oxy Alum Dr. Stuart Rosenberg joined Linda and I for lunch at the King of Falafil - one of the best falafel dives we’ve encountered in the U.S. - situated near UCSF’s Osher and Mount Zion Centers.
Stuart’s offices are nearby, and my chemo and physical training session times worked into his very busy schedule. As usual, I got lots of good medical advice from Stuart… I highly recommend the lamb schwerma, BTW…Â
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Chris and Linda- that was great seeing you and a great picture. Hopefully again in a few weeks. Thanks for lunch. Best Stuart
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