Glorious, glorious onions at Taqueria Can-Cun on Market.
It's the morning after the 49ers' first Super Bowl loss, and the Chronicle seller in Castro Station wrote up his own opinion on the results.
A broken water pipe in front of The Castro Theatre.
Gallons of water rushing down Castro to 18th Street.
Two lanes of traffic blocked off.
The water in the hole is a little higher than waist-deep.
SFPUC is on the scene.
A minor pond at Castro and 18th Street.
Possible names: Lake Castro? Castro Cove? Castro Creek?
The 24 and 33 are still running, no problem.
Yep, that's a Corgi.
Surf's up at Hibernia Beach this morning.
Tonight, there was a rainbow above The Castro.
That was great.
Then, it became a double rainbow.
Amazing.
Yep.
Along The M: Market & Van Ness.
Passing along two of San Francisco's main beams.
* Bay Area Wanderer: Market and 14th Street, San Francisco.
Ride on, lion bike. Ride on.
Jawbreaker in their natural environment.
It's May 4th.
Today is Sluttering Day.
Why? The song, "Sluttering (May 4th)" by Jawbreaker. That'swhy.
(As we keep saying,) Jawbreaker is the sound of The Mission District; bleary, heart-on-sleeve, over-smart, and broke.
Here is what 16th and Mission looks like on May 4th, 2012.
If you can help it, don't be needlessly unkind to anyone today.
For Dave D., Lrrrrn, and even Jess too. For anyone who still gets chills from this music. Listen to the song again.
No snow at San Francisco State today on this hazy spring day, but were there any, then the guy toting the snowboard would be ready for it.
It's warmer than expected.
People are starting to carry their sweaters rather than wear them.
Summer is on the way.
Seen on BART today between the central Oakland stations and Embarcadero Station.
Two slim and styled girls got on, waited for their opportunity while taping the back of their flier, posted and stepped off the train at Embarcadero in one fell swoop.
That's art.
Happy New Year's Eve, y'all. Be safe out there.
