1. Snuck in 30 minutes on the picket line w/ UESF at Flynn, my kid’s school, this morning. Parent turnout seems up from Monday’s picket and Wednesday in Dolores but maybe my timing was just more aligned w/ other parents today and it has been great all week? Also we had a killer marching-band style bass drum player this morning!

    Having the picket right along Cesar Chavez morning commute traffic is great for solidarity honks and I have to imagine the vibe is totally different (and great in other ways) at schools deeper in the neighborhoods. Also nice to see DSASF turned someone out too (who is probably also a Flynn parent, nevertheless, wtg DSA).

  2. UESF Rally

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a two and a half mile (three and three quarters kilometer) walk is indicated. About 4800 steps and 108 feet (33 meters) elevation over one and a quarter hours, (three quarters of an hour moving).
  3. Walked the UESF picket at Flynn for about an hour this morning. Junior was stoked to make his sign and to wear red but kinda panicked once we got there so he stayed across the street with mom.

  4. UESF picket

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a one and three quarters mile (two and three quarters kilometer) walk is indicated. About 3300 steps and 56 feet (17 meters) elevation over one hour, (three quarters of an hour moving).
  5. Children have an uncanny sense, as if imprinted in the womb, for when one of their parents try to immerse themselves in any hobby that predates themselves.

    no, not that one.

  6. The construction of “used to” that some but not all use sometimes to describe outlier instances is so weird to me. I see other people do it and think how implausible it is but, and then I find myself doing it too, and like, it serves a purpose and is fine?

    “oh yeah like we used like ____" where the blank is some kind of outrageous or funny or cool thing that happened exactly one time, presented as if it was at least twice or in fact, annual or even seasonal for years in a row.

  7. little dipper

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a six and three quarters mile (10 and three quarters kilometer) ride is indicated. About 295 feet (90 meters) elevation over half an hour.
  8. Afternoon Ride

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a three mile (four and three quarters kilometer) ride is indicated. About 121 feet (37 meters) elevation over a quarter hour.
  9. bike lane on the highway

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a three and a quarter mile (five and a quarter kilometer) ride is indicated. About 200 feet (61 meters) elevation over half an hour, (a quarter hour moving).

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