We're going to be giving out drinks and snacks tomorrow morning in front of <a href="http://everything.typepad.com/blog/2008/05/six-apart-suppo.html">Six Apart World HQ</a> to cyclists for Bike to Work Day and I'm getting everything stickered up for it. We're also going to be collecting donations for AIDS/LifeCycle. Even if you can't swing by on a bike, you can still <a href="http://www.aidslifecycle.org/2008">make a donation online</a>.
A sign held in front of San Francisco City Hall on Valentine's day 2004.
Our guide through Chinatown on the <a href="http://www.sfcityguides.org/">City Guides</a> walking tour <a href="http://waywardson.vox.com/">Brian</a> and I took.
A ship with gold sails tops the Robert Louis Stevenson memorial in Portsmouth Square in San Francisco's Chinatown.
A plaque marks the spot where the American flag was first raised in San Francisco by commander John B. Montgomery (much has been named in San Francisco for him) of the USS Portsmouth (for which the square is named) on July 9, 1846.
Brian and I played tourists-at-home by taking one of the <a href="http://www.sfcityguides.org/">City Guides</a> walking tours through Chinatown.
Looking up at St. Mary's in Chinatown, taken by <a href="http://waywardson.vox.com/">Brian</a>.
A doubled-ended cable car on the California Street cable car line passing through Chinatown at Grant Street, er... Avenue.
The gateway on Grant is the grand entrance to Chinatown for anyone walking there from the south.
These things are all over Chinatown, warding off evil.
Brian and I played tourists-at-home by taking one of the <a href="http://www.sfcityguides.org/">City Guides</a> walking tours through Chinatown.