weekend in pictures, 14-15 Aug 2010
With nearly 10 hours of gardening in the back yard, my muscles are tired but happy from moving rocks, pots and plants much of the weekend. My reward was seeing the view Sunday, late afternoon; while I was down in the garden with friends Dick and Matte Gray, shafts of light illuminated the newly-planted plants, turning them a shimmering gold. It was so beautiful!
The weekend included visits from not only Matte Gray, whom I want to thank for the beautiful aloe, but also visits from the Bamboo Whisperer, Bob & Andy. I had TONS of help from, and quality time with, my superstar upstairs neighbor, Dick. Thanks Dick! and thanks to all for coming to check out the garden, and for the wonderful contributions! The garden reflects the love everyone has brought to it!
The weekend also included a great meals at B&A’s house on Saturday and on Sunday, at Heart Restaurant for their “Spaghetti Sundays” – house-made pasta & meatballs, a wonderfully fresh salad & garlic bread, all incredibly well prepared– this restaurant certainly deserves all the praise it gets from the foodie community.
This was a mighty fine weekend, indeed!

oh no, a house fire near 17th and Mission Streets, on Rondel! Foul play is suspected and 20 people were displaced as a result. Sad.

delicious & simple: romaine salad with anchovie/olive oil dressing, radishes at Heart Restaurant, SF
August 16, 2010 | Categories: changing San Francisco skyline, daily photos from the terrace, day in photos, Life in San Francisco, Photography | Tags: "mission fire", bamboo, Cotyledon orbiculata, Garden, gardening, hancock street, Heart Restaurant, Heart Wine Bar, one of my favorite succulents, rondel, sago, San Francisco skyline, Spaghetti Sundays, succulents | Leave A Comment »










