Waiting To Go Home.

I was waiting for the 38BX to go home from work when I caught this angle.

This is why I like working in downtown San Francisco. The skyline in the Financial District is not as suffocatingly dominating as ones seen in metropolises, and yet it still is distinctively urban. San Francisco is just the right size for the Financial District to feel like you're in a metropolis and yet you still can quickly access neighborhoods as unique as the Haight, the Mission, and the Richmond, which makes the city incredibly diverse and versatile. Today was one of those days where I was able to take a small step back and realize how much God has blessed me in allowing me to live in a place like this.

I hope that you're able to find little breaks in the busyness of life to really reflect and be thankful of the blessings. :)

Assessing The Damage.

We were walking to Michelle's apartment to get breakfast when we saw this car that got owned by a tree during this weekend's rainstorms. Crazy.

A Night At Lower Haight.

Here are some photos from Michelle & Gina's housewarming party. The rest can be found on my flickr and facebook sites. Enjoy!

End Of The Line.

"exit strategy"

The rainstorms today have been the worst in years. With that being said, the buses were running late and after the lady sitting in front of me got off, I was the sole passenger on the MUNI.

"end of the line"

Tag Your Card.

I took this shot on the light rail to j.giggle's place after work. Out of all of the shots I took, this came out the clearest, but I think I'm going to try shooting on public transportation again...someday.

Is It Over Already?

I came back to my apartment in San Francisco to find these candy canes placed on our coffee table, and I thought, "Is Christmas really already over?" I decided that until all these candy canes are gone, it will still be Christmas at my house! :)

Happy New Year!

There's no better way to start the New Year than with family. Hope that this year is filled with blessings beyond measure. God bless!

brothers: bigger younger and smaller older.

i like it when they laugh.