25 years ago today was one of the scariest times in my life. I was living in Roseburg, Oregon and playing baseball with my brothers in the years while waiting for the game 3 of the World Series to start. I remember going in to check and see if the game had started a couple … Read more
It’s been a while since I rambled about absolutely nothing relevant to any of the couple thousand of you that somehow end up here every week, so now is the time. The 49ers just lost the Super Bowl (or Superbowl for you creative SEO types) and I’m about as frustrated as a man can be. … Read more
Wait a minute, strike that, reverse it. In the words of the great E40, I been so busy I ain’t had time to eat a fortune cookie. Lots of posts coming in the near future, some old news, some ranting, some amazing, some average, one thing that sums up how I feel at the moment … Read more
On my last mad dash through Northern California I made a pit stop in The City for some coffee and of course couldn’t pass up the chance to stop and shoot a picture of San Francicso as the sun went down and the lights began to glisten on The Bay. Unfortunately I didn’t have my … Read more
I’ve been blessed to be able to go to San Francisco Giants games since I was just a year or two old. However, today as I type this, the greatest ticket I have ever purchased is one that, from the bottom of my heart, thankfully I didn’t have to use. When the Giants moved to … Read more
Could there be any more awesome packed into one person than there is in the San Francisco Giants closer Brian Wilson? Aside from the best interview ever on Jim Rome… man or machine? …the mohawk…the beard…Fear the Beard…4 saves in the post-season already…the fact that he got an awesome pair of shoes from Nike for … Read more
I haven’t had much time to update this in recent weeks as most of my time is consumed with work. I did however get a chance to see the Giants game on TV last night for the first time this season and I am excited about the possibility to say the least. The Giants haven’t … Read more
According to a recent Forbes survey, San Francisco was ranked as the 7th Happiest City in the world (the only city in the US). I’m biased of course, but recently attended an event at Union Square that celebrated the 40th Anniversary of the Woodstock. More specifically the performance of The Who’s Tommy, and Pinball Wizard. To celebrate, 100’s of people showed up, and after an amazing performance presented by Wolfgang’s Vault, the crowd had there chance to play their finest air guitar rifs.
Since I haven’t been to The City since my move to Austin, I had to at least partake in some clam chowder, and of course, some people watching. SF is a goldmine for people watchers like myself, especially with a camera in hand. Some of my favorite things about The City are the amount of skateboarding, bicycling, and overall activeness that goes on. This particular day I was able to catch a trio of skateboarders with an incredible amount of determination. Check out some of the pictures of them, and the Flash Mob below.