I live on Bush St; someone came along overnight and put magnets over ALL of the street signs.

How wonderful.

yesterday and today i’m attending a video production workshop at the bay area video coalition. it’s a little different route than i’m used to taking to work … south on the 27 instead of west on the n-judah … and it’s good fodder for catching new photo opportunities. have a great weekend, all!

In another part of the country, waaaay far away from the hustle and bustle of San Fran, sits O-hi-o, aka the Heartland.

There are no subways here in this wee college town of 8,000 people (when/if we all show up). You get to where you need to go by bike or car or feet. And when you leave the “city” limits… oh my. Nothing but soy and corn and wheat for miles.

So here is my contribution, a counterbalance to the cosmopolitan and the bright lights and the big city. This sign sits on the outskirts of town, visible in your rear view mirror as you head outbound.

Ah Shelvy. She’s our go-to gal here in Ford Country for all of those questions about heavy duty trucks: how much of a payload can my Ford F-150 shoulder? How will I know if I need to move up to  Super-Duty? Shelvy can use terms like “hemi” and “trailering” and “power folded heated signal mirrors with puddle lamps” without a twitch. When I think massive 5.4 Litre V8 engines and mega-torque pick-up trucks…I always think Shelvy.

Wouldn’t you?

And did you know she’s selling?

Pity that she also appears to be, er, radioactive as well.

i can jaywalk with the best of native SF-ers … but i canNOT cross a one-way street without looking both ways.

weird.

welcome to my morning commute.