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Well, I knew the Book of Life had to be someplace -- didn't expect to find it in a little alley just off Valencia, though...
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Seems like Mom went through more than a few sacks of Alber's.
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You can get awesome hot-cakes at the old cafe next to Grooves on Market St.
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As I remember, grooves of several songs were stamped on a flat vinyl disc in a long spiral fashion. A record player was then used to track vibrations produced by those grooves -- which I believe is where the expression "groovie" came from.
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There's that tuba player from the other day. This shows him allowing kids (of all ages) to depress his keys while obligingly puffing away.
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I left before the San Francisco Symphony was ready to play -- I would have had to wait an hour -- but Dolores Park was thick with people not really concerned about the time.
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2 comments:
That tuba player is a jewel.
Since we now know where the Book of Life is, maybe we should go write our names in it!
The last shot almost looks like an Impressionist painting.
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