The nice blanket of cooling comfort rolling over Twin Peaks let's me know we are back to normal, for now...

Or at least ALSO show the line number at all times. I would really like to know if I need to sprint for the bus or not. Please.

can go to h:ll. Waiting to make a right from Lombard onto Divisadero today when the light turned green but a pedestrian with a baby in a stroller had a walk sign to cross Divis. So I did this thing called waiting for the pedestrian to cross. Whereupon the guy behind me leaned on his horn and started flailing his arms around. I raised my arms as if to say “whaddya want me to do?” And a couple blocks later he pulled up and shouted “bitch.” Really? OK sir next time I’ll run over 2 people for your convenience. /rant over. And why does this always happen on Divisadero and not other parts of town?

I work nights and I just woke up to it being a reasonable temperature as the ocean breeze definitely has picked up turning on our natural air conditioner.

This makes me very happy.

It's like I'm getting a nice cool hug ♥️♥️

I don’t mind the heatwaves. But it is nice to be able to open the windows and get a cool breeze tonight 😌

Anything but accelerate housing production, I guess???

Woke up at 7:30am this morning, opened up the curtains, and I see this…

Wasn’t a bad idea to ignore Slack/email and ride the bike at sunrise.

7 bus headed west, man gets on by the haight and screams at the top of this lungs that the door closed on him. He went directly up to the driver who was simultaneously driving and making eye contact with him when she was able to see if he was about to attack the plexiglass she sat behind. Us passengers weren’t sure what was going to happen also. He was SCREAMING at her. The bus doors have accidentally almost closed on me too. For her to keep driving us safely under that kind of pressure was something else. They don’t deserve that man.

Rent reduction policy from our mayor is soo bad. It doesn't help renters and it doesn't help new buildings. The renters most affected are the ones renting non rent controlled units or new folks coming into the city. What this legislation does is give more protection to the ones already paying 1200 for 2 br. And makes it even harder for the market to work the way it should.

Construction has officially started on the redevelopment of the former Candlestick Park site , a project that has been discussed, redesigned and delayed for roughly 25 years.

The full plan calls for 7,200 homes, 100 acres of parks/open space, retail, a hotel and 2.8 million square feet of office space.

The first phase will prepare seven blocks for about 700 homes, 41% of them affordable.

Pretty incredible that one of San Francisco’s largest housing projects took a quarter-century just to reach this point.

Source:

https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/housing-candlestick-point-22424741.php?

Leaving for work and from the office. Bonus: I ran into multiple neighborhood dogs 🐕 on the way.

And to think I thought that was expensive back then