“When the lights go down in the city and the sun shines on the bay, do I want to be there, in my city, ohoh ohohoh ohoh”.

With the weather starting to chill and rainy days upon us, sometimes it just feels good to stay indoors with a steaming cup of coffee, cuddled up with a good book next to a roaring fire. While most homes in San Francisco are equipped with proper heating, functioning wood burning stoves are few and far between. For homes without the luxury of built in fireplaces, there are two recently released on the market.

Though most people don’t look forward to the crisp weather that tags along with the changing of the seasons, there are so many things to look forward to in autumn. It’s time to pull out those knee high flat boots, light fall jackets, and warm knit sweaters that have been tucked away during summer. It also means that pumpkins are back in season, with Half Moon Bay pumpkin patches, pumpkin pie and pumpkin spiced lattes in the coffee shops.

Nothing says “heart-healthy meal” better than a slab of perfectly cooked medium-rare beef. Though made popular in the 1920’s traditional steakhouses can still be found in San Francisco. In addition, current restaurants have taken their own twist on the traditional concept, creating steakhouses for the 21st century.

On Saturday, October 26, 2010, Macy’s is hosting their annual Shop for a Cause event. With a small $5 donation, participants will be given a shopping pass that will provide significant storewide discounts.

If we’ve learned anything from “Jersey Shore” it’s the importance GTL and getting fresh hair cut. In that spirit, here are some great options in San Francisco for a shave and trim.

On September 30, 2010 the San Francisco Symphonix league hosted their first party of the symphony season. The event took place in the gorgeous entrance courtyard of the Stanford Court Renaissance atop Nob Hill, serving as a perfect outdoor venue on the warm San Francisco evening.

On Thursday, September 30, 2010, San Francisco’s Vogue 100 members Dr. Carolyn Chang, Jessica Mullins and Sabrina Buell hosted a Ports 1961 event with designer Fiona Cibani.

Now that the San Francisco Giants have made their way to Atlanta, it’s time to start scouting locations to watch the remaining games of this series. Requirements of a great sports bar are booze, pub food and of course, ample amounts of televisions.