Some fantastic art action for your afternoon.

SOLIPSIST from Andrew Huang on Vimeo.

It will need a do-over once the remodel is done but here it is for now.

I've got a bad case of the no-sleepies tonight. So, a voyage through my classical music selection seems appropriate. Here, my friends, is Beethoven's Symphony No.7 in A major, Op.9 (II. Allegretto). You can also find it in one of the most beautiful movies I've ever seen, The Fall.

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I have "forced" time off this week. A mixed blessing if you ask me but I've been enjoying it. Today, Jamie and I hit up Tacolicious at 741 Valencia Street. After our herroing hour long wait at Outerlands yesterday, we were ready to kill some time while we awaited our next new-restaurant experience. Alas! No wait! In fact there was plenty of room - including at, our favorite, the bar. First off, we ordered way too much food - four tacos each is a bit excessive - but it was great. The margarita wasn't bad either. Nor was the "extra" beer we were offered. I recommend the cod fish and the beef cheek tacos. And, as aforementioned, the house margarita.

We continued on to do some hipster-esque shopping along Valencia St. and along the way we found this awesome swing. It's a placed a bit precariously (it's pretty easy to end up in a car's windshield) but a lot of fun nonetheless. We continued on our little adventure, stopping by Borderlands Cafe to visit my brother and grab an espresso along the way.

Finally, heading back up 18th St. home we were blessed with one of those amazing San Francisco winter sunsets hovering over Twin Peaks.

A good forced day off indeed.

A handy tip on how to process uranium. Courtesy of the Outer Sunset.

I'm home sick and going through the contents of my archive file on my external hard drive and found this little gem. It's from a party I went to a couple years back where you had to dress as your own Roseanne Rosannadanna. I was, obviously, Yes You Canna Rosannadanna! This was the card I gave out to the party people.