Monthly Archives: January 2008

Snow obsession to the 25th power

We thought Leila was obsessed with snow before we took her to see snow. Now, everyday we are asked, “Is there snow outside?” “Did the snow get in the back yard?” “Is it snowing?” “Is it going to snow?” We … Continue reading

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Winter Wonderland

After hearing Leila talk about snow for the last six months or so, we finally decided to take the family to see some snow. We bought and borrowed snow clothes for Leila and Nina, and packed up all of our … Continue reading

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The Voice of Pablo

I just got off the phone with Leila. I had to pretend to be “Pablo”, one of the Backyardigans. She gets to call a Backyardigans friend when she goes on the potty. So far this is working better than chocolate, … Continue reading

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North Shore of San Francisco at Dusk

I pass this spot in Fort Mason on my ride home from work, which has a really great view of the northern shore of San Francisco. I makes for a great long time exposure shot, at dusk, once the sun … Continue reading

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What bridge is that over there?

I was riding in late to work, and as I passed the pier at the top end of Van Ness. I thought since I was already late, I’d go to the end of it to take a panorama of the … Continue reading

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What I see at work

Last August, my company consolidated their San Francisco offices into one location. The one location is at the top right corner of San Francisco, across the street from the famous tourist spot, Pier 39. This move did limit the options … Continue reading

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Un ciel démonté

Today, the sky is preparing to fall. We are expecting a trio of “high intensity” storms over the next few days. This apparently translates into some good looking skies.

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