There is nothing fucking sexier than a guy who knows how to really hold a guitar.
Oh Ryan. I will have to wait to truly gush on you and my pictures, but I seriously licked the screen of my camera. More than once. They heard that we were coming and put up an extra barrier. I want to have his Rick Moranis look alike babies. Do me, you diet coke addicted freak. He is so damn fucking sexy and goofy I just can't fucking stand it.
And Neal Casal, jesus. Can I just say that I wouldn't kick this out of bed either? What is up with the stoopid sexy smart boys? He likes pictures and smiles cute.
And just because we need just one more shot of him before bed...
Thursday, January 31, 2008
Monday, January 21, 2008
Art Show in Union Square
The lady at the top, watching it all.
I stumbled upon an art show in Union Square.
Beautiful.
I've seen this guy's work before, this time I was smart enough to remember to take a picture to remember his style.
I liked this ladies work a lot. It was very abstract poses of mostly nudes. Incredible.
And just a block away...more!
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unionsquare
Yerba Buena Gardens Carousel
$3.00 for 2 rides. I love carousels. I think the beautiful painted animals are incredible, and I used to obsessively beg to ride them as a child. This one was fairly empty on the early Saturday morning as the operator juggled in his spare time and other kids pointed in awe.
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carousel,
sanfrancisco,
yerbabuenagardens
Stencils in the Mission
I'm not a big fan of stencil ads, but there were so few in the Mission at all, perhaps due to pending sidewalk construction everywhere, that I snapped all I could.
I like the person that keeps doing these. This is the third or fourth I've found. I can never figure out completely what they say, but yeah. Neat.
You go girl.
So is the picnic before or after the murdering?
There was even this cheater stencil, advertising the lame comeback movie.
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sanfrancisco,
stencil
Trolley Car Turnaround, Powell & Mason
I had never seen this before, and it took place dozens of times a day right outside my hotel this whole past week, as tourists lined up to ride and gawk. Neat.
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sanfrancisco,
trolleycar
MLK Memorial Fountain, Yerba Buena Gardens, SF
It was not an intended destination, but a well timed one. As you walk through the fountain, the noise of the crashing water blocks everything else out. I made myself stop and pause at each quote and contemplate the past. I am proud to live in a world that Martin Luther King Jr. did. I am glad that this place exists, that parents walked their children, and couples toured toured through.
Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day!
Happy Martin Luther King Jr. Day!
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sanfrancisco,
yerbabuenagardens
Sunday, January 20, 2008
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