Memories

Well, um - quite honestly, I do not remember much of this trip because... well, I'm daft. Yep. Really... quite bonkers.

Okay, I do remember taking that picture of Coit Tower and being disappointed that someone had "etched" the bus window.

It is interesting actually how much this has changed my commute - choosing a seat based on what I imagine will give me the best photos.

Ah, there is my destination for my morning commute - my desk (cubicle).

To the right of the screen is a stack of CDs... live shows that are waiting for me to create covers and labels for.

They've been waiting for quite some time and I imagine that they shall be waiting a bit longer..

And these folks are the crew that are awaiting my arrival.

The Tick, Go Go Yubari and.. um... I don't know who that third guy is. But he is deadly with a TV tray, let me tell you.

The three of them keep a close watch on those boot-leg CDs that are waiting on covers and labels.

So, you've been warned.

This is Lee's Deli - they are all over the financial district and actually are quite good. Cheap, well made sandwiches, a cafeteria style salad bar with many oriental staples like sweet and sour chicken and a grill where one can order burgers etc.

What's really fun is watching the lightening fast cashiers whip through customers during the lunch hour rush.

I really think this next photo speaks for itself.

Just capturing an icon of the place in which I work...

Well, not really - I'm more on the outskirts of the financial district. But I do work very close to one of their sanctuaries.

Ah yes, and that there is the source of all my joy and discomfort. I'm taking an online course - and though I love to learn new things.. and I really do enjoy programming.. I'm finding myself a little overwhelmed at the moment.

Press on though.. yes?

And this last one is people getting off after a hard day's work.

Perhaps there is either a more appropriate photo to go with that caption or a more appropriate caption to go with that photo. Somehow the two together aren't working for me - each implying something different then what the other is providing.

Oh well - told ya I was daft.