I love the elm trees on Folsom Street, and the way their leaves turn a fluorescent green as they capture the early morning light. The other day I hiked up Bernal Heights with a friend and, until she pointed them out, I had never thought to look at those trees from above: One of my … Continue reading Accidental Ode to San Francisco
Book Review-ish: So Many Olympic Exertions
Last weekend I finished Anelise Chen's So Many Olympics Exertions. I picked it up after discovering it on Goodreads (which, to be honest, I am finding more of time-suck than Twitter these days, though the content is certainly more wholesome). I'm too lazy to summarize a book that is better summarized by someone else anyway, … Continue reading Book Review-ish: So Many Olympic Exertions
Bathroom Breaks & Matching Tapes
I've recently started "live-documenting" my morning bike rides. Not only do my "best" (relative, of course) ideas come to me when I'm out riding (or walking/hiking/etc.) but I feel most alive and creative in those moments. So I've been stopping more often - at stoplights, on the side of the road, at public bathrooms (duh) … Continue reading Bathroom Breaks & Matching Tapes
Fashion Friday
Hello, loyal readers, and happy Friday. Hopefully it's the start of a long weekend for most of you. My meetings are winding down and I'm wrapping up some loose ends at work before heading straight for the unopened bottle of rosé in my fridge (related: some recommended reading from the SF Chronicle). I've done a … Continue reading Fashion Friday
Racing in the Street
Leslie and I were talking the other day about how we only have so many "energetic" hours in our day; namely, the first few after we wake up. My hours of peak focus and energy are probably 6am-11am, after which I become increasingly unfocused and useless. The problem with having this limited 5 hour window … Continue reading Racing in the Street
