Thanks again so much for the suggestions! It took me years to find all the good taquerias in the Bay Area because I was too shy to ask. You guys have given me a ton of thoughtful feedback. I will take Ben's suggestion and try all the recommended places in the near future... like over the next few weeks. I will compose some kind of scoring system and feast. The results of this quest will be posted as a follow-up article. (Alejandro, I have a bit of a hectic schedule and may not be able to make it to Napa any time soon. I will not forget your recommendations and will totally look those places up. I need a vacation soon!) Thanks again and I hope my follow-up will spark nearly half as much interest.

As I was reading your article, I was reminded of lyrics from a Bob Dylan song: "Old lady judges watch people in pairs Limited in sex, they dare To push fake morals, insult and stare" I guess what I am trying to say is that we get progressively more jaded with age and, sadly, we take it out on happy people. Whether is because of missed opportunities, bad experiences or being cynical we look at young people being in love as temporary or do not give it its due.

Hmm... Go to a certain locale at a certain time of day. I like that. It has a certain mysterious and dramatic flair. Thanks a lot for the tip.

Thanks for the recs, Patrick, and for confirming my fear that I will never be within walking distance of a great burrito. I expected so much but that hasn't stopped my friends from trying to pump me up with false hope. The honesty is greatly appreciated. I will definitely look into Ay Jalisco and El Herradero.

Heh... I like your narrative. I have read much less comprehensive tips in In Style magazine (where consumers are paying at least $5 per issue.) When will beautiful girls get that spotty tans are not doing them any favors? Cheers to volunteering your beauty tips for free

Thanks for reading, Colleen! I usually go to other post offices but that one was close to the notary. Probably won't go back myself. Good luck voting, yourself!

Thanks, Angela. In the red state of Mississippi, I like to cast my blue vote into the void.