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A chef's San Francisco festival weekend, planned

A chef's Muse, a seal named Chunky, sorted her San Francisco weekend (will-call at Pier 80, a cancelled dinner), researched Burmese restaurants and booked Teakwood on OpenTable once she approved, helped choose a festival outfit while she flew cross-country, and later confirmed she'd walked more than 20,000 steps.

PPriyanka Naik ·2026-10-13 ·instagram.com 2 errands done

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Copy this to Muse and replace the [brackets] with your own details:

Sort out my weekend in [city], find a [cuisine] restaurant and ask before booking, then suggest an outfit for [event] based on the weather.

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