Bounce Houses and Sprinklers for the Fourth
Fourth of July at the park, and the whole lawn was given over to inflatables — a princess castle with a slide, an obstacle course, a dalmatian one with the…
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Fourth of July at the park, and the whole lawn was given over to inflatables — a princess castle with a slide, an obstacle course, a dalmatian one with the…
Read entryOcean Beach came through with actual sun, which is not a thing it owes anyone in late June — this stretch of San Francisco's west side is supposed to be socked…
Read entryLunch first, at a patio table down in San Francisco with a wall of croton behind us, and a kite in its bag sitting on the table the whole meal like an agenda…
Read entryPark morning and pool afternoon in San Francisco. The morning went to Mission Playground, off 19th and Linda in the Mission — nearly 100,000 square feet with a…
Read entryA whole day by the lake and almost no ground covered, which was the point. Coffee on the deck under the orange umbrella first, the planters along the rail…
Read entryTickets came from Bay Crossings, the shop tucked into the Ferry Building that sells paper ferry tickets along with postcards and maps — Shop 22, right where…
Read entryTook the Vino out for a loop around the neighborhood this afternoon — nothing far, just up the street past the mailboxes and back, a couple of times over. It…
Read entryDrove into the city for a picnic at Baker Beach with friends — the mile of sand tucked into the southwest corner of the Presidio, with the Golden Gate Bridge…
Read entryNothing farther than the backyard today. The new lawn is finally looking like a lawn, and the little hedge starts along the block wall are hanging on. The…
Read entryThe reason for coming down to San Francisco today was an afternoon at the kids' playgroup, held at a Montessori-inspired school on Wedemeyer Street in the…
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