Nopalito Restaurant: San Francisco, Ca: 2012.
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I took this in August of last year and never uploaded it. I’m not sure I even noticed the kid in the red shirt during the editing process. It’s a beautiful contrast and fortunate touch. Looking through older photographs is always fun.
Crissy Field: Red Shirt: San Francisco, CA.
I’m not fond of new resolutions, so I’ll just keep going with the one I’ve had for some time now: finish what I start.
These books were already stacked on my bookcase but I moved them closer to my bed for obvious reasons. Most of these I’ve started and have never finished. In the case of “The Beautiful Struggle,” I recently picked it up at Alley Cat Books in San Francisco’s Mission neighborhood. I’d love to know what you think about any and all of these.
Discourse and debate is another resolution I’m constantly working on.
I’ll just be sitting here, hitting this shutter button, while the rest of the world watches football.
Lower Haight: San Francisco, CA: 2012.
We were eating Mediterranean in Hayes Valley when Natalia cruised up. Spontaneous friend meet ups seems to happen often in this city. We had lunch, chatted about yoga, neighborhoods, movies, “the wiggle,” and then decided to walk over to the Sundance Kabuki to see Martin Scorsese’s “Hugo.”
In 3D.
This photograph was inevitable.
Sundance Kabuki: San Francisco, CA: 2012.
Anna couldn’t resist soaking in the sun drenched streets of San Francisco. We were in search of new hideaways in the Hayes Valley neighborhood of the city and managed to walk over five miles during a 9-hour, stop-and-go excursion.
Our lease is up in March and we may be in the hunt for a new San Francisco neighborhood. Maybe.
It was 67 degrees and sunny, which meant perfect conditions for a five mile walk. Beware of photos from yesterday sprinkling the site for the next few hours.