To the left is the park sign on Steiner Street. The whole area is laden with these penis-shaped pillars. They even have HOLES carved in on the tips. Talk about subtle. And this one inparticular has some sort of pee-stain yellow moss growing all over it. Beautiful.
Right around the corner live the Painted Ladies. I wonder what sorts of people live in them, and if they have any weird stories of crazy tourists trying to get inside for more pictures. I mean...these houses are one of the most photographed landmarks in San Francisco...there's no way everyone will look but not touch.
And last but not least, this gem of an entryway. How ridiculously awesome is that?
What's your favorite foreign accent?
Show us a local landmark.
Taken on May 14th, 2005, at the Legion of Honor. I've yet to go inside the museum, but I have wandered around the courtyard a bit. I absolutely love the detailing on the arch.
This series was taken on October 14th, 2005, down at the Wharf. I remember it all very clearly. I was on my lunch break, and decided to walk down to the pier and sit by the water. I grabbed a sandwich on my way and sat down at the back of a parking lot, right next to the water. Having food, I immediately attracted quite a few birds, including a gignormous seagull, a few starlings still in their spring feathers, and this particular pair of pigeons, who are, in my opinion, two of the sweetest in San Francisco.
I also attracted a very creepy homeless man, who insisted on giving me one of his balloon animals, forced a marriage proposal on me after he learned I was single, and generally wouldn't get the hell away from me. That was the last time I ever gave a bum the time of day, and the beginning of my mastery in the Art of Ignoring.
Taken on the 10th of August, 2005, while riding MUNI. I don't remember the exact location, but given the store front, I'm pretty sure it's Market/6th area, haha. The homeless here are always selling such random stuff.
Incidentally, it reminds me of a Naono Bohra manga. Yeah, you know the one.
After being a lawyer in June and a super star in August, I thought a change in my career was in order, and what better job than a surgeon? Unfortunately, no matter where I looked, not one single store had Trauma Center: Under the Knife in stock. I'm usually really impatient when it comes to buying video games online because I hate paying for shipping and playing the waiting game. But as with Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney, I have yet to find this game in stores, so tonight I caved and ordered it through EBgames.
Ahh, I already can't wait to get it.
Show us your camera smile.
...how about my camera and my smile?
Well, it wasn't so much an adventure as a leisurely uphill stroll, but still.
Take a photo of a celebration.
Late night chocolate craving + a love of quoting Cheese = flaming bunny fudge cake party.
Dericious.
