1. Oè!

    photograph of the san francisco giants stadium from beyond right field and across a body of water. in the foreground, a twenty foot statue of baseball player who just swing their bat is on a small pedestal, but what its eyes catching is that in the water, a gondola is being oared by a gondolier wearing a red and white striped shirt and a flat brimmed straw hat. the sole occupant of the umbrellas is holding a paper straw for the afternoon sun. i've never been to Venice but i assume these people have or wish they had.

    photograph of the san francisco giants stadium the bridge the gondolier is about to go under. a gondola is being oared by a gondolier wearing a red and white striped shirt and a flat brimmed straw hat. the sole occupant of the umbrellas is holding a paper straw for the afternoon sun. i've never been to Venice but i assume these people have or wish they had. there are a few other small sailboats around them.

  2. Afternoon Walk

    A two and three quarters mile (four and a quarter kilometer), seven foot (two meter) elevation walk over one hour, (half an hour moving) in San Francisco, California. About 5300 steps.

  3. Just read the first chapter of Ursula Franklin’s Massey Lectures ( https://monoskop.org./5/58/Franklin_Ursula_The_Real_World_of_Technology_1990.pdf) because it was recommended by @Mer__edith in this old Politico interview ( https://www.politico.com/newsletters/digital-future-daily/2023/12/01/5-questions-for-meredith-whittaker-00129677) and it’s excellent.

    Ordered a paperback ( https://bookshop.org/p/books/the-real-world-of-technology-ursula-franklin/9995479?ean=9780887846366&next=t&next=t ) to finish the rest.

  4. Morning Walk

    A one and a quarter mile (one and three quarters kilometer), 69 foot (21 meter) elevation walk over one hour, (a quarter hour moving) in San Francisco, California. About 2300 steps.

  5. Morning Walk

    A four and a half mile (seven and a quarter kilometer), 335 foot (102 meter) elevation walk over one and a quarter hours, (one hour moving) in San Francisco, California. About 9100 steps.

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