Hide and Seek in the Legion of Honor
in formal wear.
This is a dream come true for me!!!!!!
Does anyone want to come with?
Showing posts with label San Francisco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Francisco. Show all posts
Monday, December 10, 2007
Sunday, November 18, 2007
I Live In San Francisco And You Don't #8
Man Tap Dances Across The Golden Gate Bridge For 75th Birthday.
Hmm. That reminds me I've got to start figuring out what I want to do for the big 3-0.
GG
Hmm. That reminds me I've got to start figuring out what I want to do for the big 3-0.
GG
Tuesday, October 30, 2007
I Live in San Francisco and You Don't #7
Thirty minutes ago we had a bit of an earthquake. I was babysitting my next door neighbors when I felt a big thud hit the house, as if a large and clumsy animal had cannonballed the roof. But no animal can make the whole earth shake and can echo that unmistakable low rumble of the earth moving. Within moments I was on my laptop on the usgs page, myfriends from all over the bay area instant messaging me with their reactions. I called my mom to make sure she was ok.
Then I called my husband who was at home not 50 feet from me.
He didn't feel a thing.
GG
Then I called my husband who was at home not 50 feet from me.
He didn't feel a thing.
GG
Sunday, October 21, 2007
I Live in San Francisco and You Don't #6
As of this week I have lived in the Bay Area for 15 years.
I love it here despite the astronomical home prices, the unavoidable traffic, the lack of a singular comprehensive transportation system and the viable alternative of moving to Australia.
It's taken me this long to love it as much as I do now.
Do you ever realize that you live in places longer than you live with some people?
So you gotta pick the place you live and LOVE it.
You gotta find the trees, bushes and water towers and look for them as you drive by and watch how they change season to season. After a few years they become as friendly as nostalgic memories, offering unkept promises of permanence.
GG
I love it here despite the astronomical home prices, the unavoidable traffic, the lack of a singular comprehensive transportation system and the viable alternative of moving to Australia.
It's taken me this long to love it as much as I do now.
Do you ever realize that you live in places longer than you live with some people?
So you gotta pick the place you live and LOVE it.
You gotta find the trees, bushes and water towers and look for them as you drive by and watch how they change season to season. After a few years they become as friendly as nostalgic memories, offering unkept promises of permanence.
GG
Sunday, October 07, 2007
Monday, October 01, 2007
I Live In San Francisco And You Don't #4
For now two weekends running there are too many events I wish to attend and too little time.
If only I had a tardis I would attend them all.
Laughing Squid
Like next weekend, I'd like to go to zinefest, but I'll probably be at the bluegrass festival in GG Park.
This reminds me of a scene in Amadeus when Mozart announces that he wishes he had two heads.
Could it be possible that we have enough desire to occupy two bodies?
GG
If only I had a tardis I would attend them all.
Laughing Squid
Like next weekend, I'd like to go to zinefest, but I'll probably be at the bluegrass festival in GG Park.
This reminds me of a scene in Amadeus when Mozart announces that he wishes he had two heads.
Could it be possible that we have enough desire to occupy two bodies?
GG
Tuesday, September 25, 2007
I Live In San Francisco And You Don't #3
It's officially autumn and right now it's my favorite time of year to visit the local museums.
The summer crowds begin to disappear. The parks surrounding the museum start to lose their leaves.
Some cities are lucky to have 1 museum to serve their cultural needs. We have four outstanding institutions. The SFMOMA downtown, The Asian Art Museum in Civic Center, The DeYoung in Golden Gate Park and The Legion of Honor at Land's End. Soon there will be a fifth in the Presidio. I've always wanted to try going to all four museums in one day, but your brain can get kind of screwed up with so much information.
Out of the three the Legion of Honor is my favorite. They have a superb collection of Rodin sculptures. And the Legion of Honor is across the road from a golf course and I like to watch the drunken golfers crash their carts and make rude gestures with their golf clubs. I'm serious, they whiz by you, beercan in hand ala Homer Simpson.
You just can't believe that everything you stereotype about golfers is true. And then you notice that the only person actually swinging their club is a woman.
I love this city.
GG
The summer crowds begin to disappear. The parks surrounding the museum start to lose their leaves.
Some cities are lucky to have 1 museum to serve their cultural needs. We have four outstanding institutions. The SFMOMA downtown, The Asian Art Museum in Civic Center, The DeYoung in Golden Gate Park and The Legion of Honor at Land's End. Soon there will be a fifth in the Presidio. I've always wanted to try going to all four museums in one day, but your brain can get kind of screwed up with so much information.
Out of the three the Legion of Honor is my favorite. They have a superb collection of Rodin sculptures. And the Legion of Honor is across the road from a golf course and I like to watch the drunken golfers crash their carts and make rude gestures with their golf clubs. I'm serious, they whiz by you, beercan in hand ala Homer Simpson.
You just can't believe that everything you stereotype about golfers is true. And then you notice that the only person actually swinging their club is a woman.
I love this city.
GG
Monday, September 17, 2007
I Live in San Francisco and You Don't #2
http://laughingsquid.com/remote-control-bus-stop-rave-flash-mob
Does anyone want to go with me to dance in the street next Friday?
Corner of Haight and Fillmore....
Grenadine Girl
Does anyone want to go with me to dance in the street next Friday?
Corner of Haight and Fillmore....
Grenadine Girl
Saturday, September 08, 2007
I Live In San Francisco And You Don't
As much as I long to travel I'm still thrilled that I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. A city full of character. San Francisco is filmed so often, and is occasionally featured in video games that it feels so culturally familiar. You can't help feeling like you're in the center of the universe. I'm sure New Yorkers also feel the same way, but I don't really want to argue with them. They probably think SF is too pretty for them.
This may be a big stretch, but historically I think that San Francisco is going to be seen as a very important city for this era.
OK I'll stop. Any minute now someone's going to reference the Prius episode of South Park.
First a quick movie crossing the Golden Gate Bridge. I cross this sucker at least 3 times a month and it's awesome every single time.
GG
This may be a big stretch, but historically I think that San Francisco is going to be seen as a very important city for this era.
OK I'll stop. Any minute now someone's going to reference the Prius episode of South Park.
First a quick movie crossing the Golden Gate Bridge. I cross this sucker at least 3 times a month and it's awesome every single time.
GG
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