I Left My Heart
And, it seems, my ability to sleep. Eight glorious, restful hours every night I slept in the city by the bay ... only to return home to insomnia. Maybe t's time to start that Tylenol PM addiction.
But isn't that a beautiful sight?
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Labels: insomnia, San Francisco, travel
20 Comments:
Boo insomnia -- YAY Tylenol PM!
Is it our Coffey DNA?
Hope you sleep like a baby Monday night (after all the meetings)
gorgeous.
Thanks for the nice photo of SF..! Hope you enjoyed your visit.
Where was that picture taken?
Beautiful photo, but then I've always loved fog. It lends such an air of mystery to everything. Since you stopped by my blog, I thought I'd check out yours.
I'm still jealous about the House of Nan King. I'm glad you and Ma had such a great time! I'll critique the baubles later...
I loved San Francisco when I visited in the 60's. I was too young to putz around though. Darn!
Hope you both had a truly great time! While your writing is just the best, have to tell you the added icing on the cake is your friend, Grant Miller and his comments. Cracks me up! What a wit!
HOLLYC: Sadly, I didn't. Thought I could, so I didn't take the Tylenol PM. I slept from 12:30 to 4:30, though.
SHEWEARSPLAID: Isn't it? I'm rather proud of that shot.
PETE YORN: Shouldn't you be on tour?
GRANT MILLER: At the outlook on the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge.
THE WANDERING AUTHOR: Isn't fog the coolest?
DAN: You should be. It was better than I remembered. And we left some hot & sour soup on the table.
OLD LADY: You should go back. It's unlike any city in the U.S.
JUDITH: Don't you love Grant? He's the center of the blogosphere, I believe. If you haven't visited his blog, he's linked on my blogroll.
You should call this photograph H in the Fog.
That's good, Dale. Think I will. If I can get all my photos scanned, I may steal your photo blog idea.
You can't spell Beth without an H in the Fog? Okay, clearly I'm dehydrated. Photoblog is a good idea. I've got so many photos I keep thinking I should put up there. Eventually I guess. Is there ever enough time?
I'm soo jealous, I love San Fran, a city with a ton of personality and character and I think some really great architecture. I dabbled in architectural photography and that was the first place I was sent for a job, I just walked around in love, a total daze of what a great city....
Interesting fact from the world of CPW: the GGB is my favorite landmark.
Ok, so maybe that's not so interesting...
awesome picture! I bet your heart is still in San Fran. Glad you came back to us though! Keep blogging-whether in words or pictures!
DALE: Actually, I kind of like that H-in-the-fog; I might make it my new tagline since I seem to walk through life in a fog these days …
SHROOM-MONKEY: How lucky to be sent to San Francisco to photograph the architecture! I agree with you about its character and architecture. It’s really more like a European city, isn’t it? Wish I could afford to live there.
C.PUNCHMAN: I’ve added your GGB landmark love to my CP dossier. I find it very interesting. And the GGC and the Transamerica building are two of my very favorite landmarks … because they remind me that I’m in my favorite city.
MARY: I’m proud of that photo, I have to admit. I’ll write about the trip and upload more photos tonight or tomorrow.
I used to ride a bus across that bridge to work everyday. When it was encased in fog it felt like you were flying.
How lucky you were, Tenacious S! I would love to live there ... but it's just so darned expensive and I'm too old to live in a one-room apartment.
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