1. Afternoon Walk

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a two mile (three and a quarter kilometer) walk is indicated. About 4200 steps and 259 feet (79 meters) elevation over one and a quarter hours, (three quarters of an hour moving).
  2. RE: https://mastodon.social/@vga_gradients/115911115720267313

    it’s this time of year in the evenings in san francisco and it’s very subtle and very pretty

  3. Ah, yes, Garfbert, one of my favorite remix Tumblrs (swept up in moving to insta and now who knows, best wishes to J.J.) https://garfbertcomic.tumblr.com/.

    (one of my other favorite remix Tumblrs was seinfelt ( https://www.tumblr.com/seinfelt)).

  4. Morning Walk

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a one and a quarter mile (two and a quarter kilometer) walk is indicated. About 2700 steps and 56 feet (17 meters) elevation over one and a quarter hours, (half an hour moving).
  5. Afternoon Ride

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a three and a half mile (five and three quarters kilometer) ride is indicated. About 121 feet (37 meters) elevation over a quarter hour.
  6. Lunch Ride

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a 16 and a half mile (26 and three quarters kilometer) ride is indicated. About 699 feet (213 meters) elevation over one and three quarters hours, (one and a quarter hours moving).
  7. Afternoon Walk

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a zero and three quarters mile (one and a quarter kilometer) walk is indicated. About 1500 steps and 118 feet (36 meters) elevation over a quarter hour.
  8. silly route, trying to find easy cardio with fewer stop lights

    Figure 1. A map of San Francisco, California. The path of a two and three quarters mile (four and a half kilometer) ride is indicated. About 151 feet (46 meters) elevation over a quarter hour.
  9. Just spite-posting drafts today instead of posting what I’m actually mad about, that’ll work.

  10. Hi are you a registered San Francisco Voter? We’re gathering signatures for a ballot measure for a bond that will fund the construction in Sunset Dunes Park of a colossal Sancho Panza facing the dutch windmill in Golden Gate Park asking a collosul Don Quixote “Which giants?” Yes we are doing it to make fun of car-brained sunset voters. I know right? Idiots. Oh, no it’s not a baseball team reference but that is funny too. Anyway thank you for signing, have a great day.

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