Sign outside R Bar, 1176 Sutter |
Comments, thoughts, photos and reflections of an adopted san franciscan.
Tuesday, June 30, 2015
Sunday, June 28, 2015
Sunday, June 21, 2015
NEIGHBORHOOD FATHER’S DAY 2015
Once again, photos of neighborhood dads.
May you all raise non-fubar adults.
Copyright © by Chris Enquist 6/21/15
Thursday, June 18, 2015
A NICE GESTURE
This
sign was posted on a lamppost on the corner of Larkin and California Street
across from Olea restaurant a couple of days ago. It's also nice to see low-tech signs still happen, even among the techies and nouveau riche of my neighborhood.
Copyright © by Chris Enquist 6/18/15
Wednesday, June 17, 2015
NEIGHBORHOOD OPENINGS 2015 – GYPSY ROSALIE’S, MANI-PEDI SPA (#12 in a series)
The recently-closed Gypsy Rosalie’s has re-opened at 1222 Sutter, and
a mere two weeks after H & T Nail Spa
closed at 1545 Polk, Mani-Pedi Spa has opened at the same location. Not only have they kept word ‘spa’ for continuity, both
‘Mani-Pedi’ and 'H&T Nails' have almost the same amount of letters, which no doubt will come in handy when updating the old sign.
Welcome!
Copyright © by Chris Enquist 6/17/15
Sunday, June 14, 2015
NEIGHBORHOOD CLOSINGS 2015 – GYPSY ROSALIE’S WIGS AND VINTAGE, SUDACHI SUSHI (#3 in a series)
Gypsy
Rosalie’s Wigs & Vintage at 1215 Polk has lost its lease, while Sudachi
Sushi, at 1217 Sutter,
has already entered the remodeling phase.
Copyright © by Chris Enquist 3/10/15
Thursday, June 11, 2015
SILVER ATTACHÉ CASES FILLED WITH CASH
In the last week or so I read more than one writer in the local
press claim that the current sea-change San Francisco is undergoing is nothing new, that newcomers
have always been arriving, and this is just a new generation coming in.
That’s not quite true. While there's always been a new generation coming into the City every 20 years or so, the current influx
shift is more than generational – it’s a whole new economic strata or class.
The following quote illustrates what I mean by that:
“Some of the wealthy young people are literally
coming down [to buy a cordo or apartment] with bags of cash, and
whatever the offer price is, they’re offering $200,000 over – in cash.’
– Cobalt
Corazon (click here for full article
http://america.aljazeera.com/articles/2015/2/3/san-francisco-affordable-housing-is-unaffordable.html
Better than bags of cash
is showing up with a silver attaché case neatly stacked with rows of benjamins.
This is no longer a city you move to. This is a city you buy in to.
But that’s the way it is in San Francisco 2015, our Monaco-by-the-Bay, the City
of the Future!
Copyright © by Chris Enquist 6/11/15
Tuesday, June 9, 2015
Thursday, June 4, 2015
CITY MURALS I LIKE – 1337 MISSION (#3 in a series)
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