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For Iris & Theo

For a rainy Sunday

San Diego gets about six rainy days a year, and most people waste them complaining. This one goes the other way — used books in North Park, ramen while it comes down, a museum hour in Balboa Park, and coffee somewhere warm while the streets dry out.

  • Books → broth → Balboa Park
  • 4 stops
  • 11am – 5pm

An example Sunday

For a rainy Sunday.

  1. 11:00
    AM
  2. 12:30
    PM
  3. 2:00
    PM
  4. 4:00
    PM
  5. Then home — the long way.

Why this night

You said Iris treats a forecast with rain in it like a snow day, and that the two of you are better in bookstores than in bars. So when one of the six arrives, this is the day already on the shelf — shelves to get lost in, broth because rain demands it, an unhurried museum hour, and a warm corner table to end on. Nothing outdoors except the dash between doors.

Don't forget the small things

  • Check the museum day

    SDMA opens at noon on Sundays and is closed Wednesdays.

  • One umbrella, not two

    Six days a year — share it.

  • Communal closes at five

    On Sundays the warm corner table has a curfew.

For one of the six days a year it rains here — used books, ramen, a museum hour in Balboa Park, and coffee somewhere warm while the streets dry out.

Your turn

Six days a year. Have one ready.

Tell us about the two of you and we'll keep a day like this on the shelf — for whenever the forecast finally cooperates.

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