The wiggle, fo those that aren’t familiar, is the path of least resisitance from the east when crossing to the west in SF. It’s still a bit of a climb, but every time you think “Holy crap, I have to go up that?!?,” there’s a right or a left turn, and it’s not nearly as bad as you thought. One more note: it’s really hard to take pictures while biking in traffic.
There’s something slightly twisted about posting a sunrise in black and white. “Here”:http://cl.ly/image/1k3G3f1H3f3y is the color version. What do you think?
New job means new commute means new things to see. This commute is a lot shorter, so there’s only two blocks between work and the BART. I may pull a “Bruce Davidson”:http://www.magnumphotos.com/C.aspx?VP3=SearchResult&ALID=2K7O3RJSJ42A&VBID=2K1HZSWEPT8V&PN=1 and shoot on the BART. Although, to be honest, my day to day isn’t nearly that gritty. SF in the 2010s is nothing next to NY in the 80s if the photos are evidence of anything.
This was all a big drunken blur. So, I’m going to use this space to thank a bunch of people that may or may not have been thanked yet. Thanks to Marylyn and Richard, who hosted the wedding at their house, and to Sophie’s mom, who cooked and held things to the plan on the day of, including getting the reception set up. Thanks to our friend Jessica Lothrop for doing the catering at the reception. Thanks to everyone who brought cakes, drinks, and themselves to both events. I know some people travelled pretty far to get there, and I really appreciate it. Sophia, in classic style, has a list of all the people, and the thank-you cards are gradually going out. This thing wouldn’t have been as much of a success without evry one who came along for the ride. So thanks.
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