The People I See
A reflection on the recurring characters observed from a desk window in Lower Haight, watching neighbors and their dogs make their daily journeys to Alamo Square.
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A reflection on the recurring characters observed from a desk window in Lower Haight, watching neighbors and their dogs make their daily journeys to Alamo Square.
On the corner of Page and Buchanan, behind the playground, lies a charming community garden called Koshland Community Gardens that is cared for by nearby neighbors.
Welcome to the first edition of the Haight of Flavor, a seasonal produce column.
The halcyon sun glares.
I have this one ring, nestled carefully in a box among my many other rings, that’s just slightly out of place.
Sage Kitamorn is the puzzle guy behind Cozy Cubs Puzzle Club; every month, he crafts and distributes a new themed sheet of puzzles.
The light turns green to cross Divisadero and three lanes of cars roar down Oak Street toward the highway.
Stepping into GiGi’s Wine Lounge, with its jade green accents and soft lighting, provides an immediate respite from the rush of cars headed up Divis.
There are times you smell like a fart Other times you are as fast as a dart Shaky and rattley you are But still I enjoy thee more than my car When I seek to go across the bay You never leave me astray To San Mateo and Marin I dream of what could…
The daily post-work parade of dogs in lower haight is a hard place for a pooch to stand out, but one glance at Sophie and I knew she was something special.
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