San Francisco...home to bison, puppies, and places to mingle.

So, I'm in San Francisco right now.  It's about 80 degrees, no humidity, and I'm kind of wondering why I don't live here full time.  Since I was in Frisco last summer, I've basically done all the touristy things you can do.  So, I've decided to just trek a bit.  I walked through Golden Gate Park yesterday on my way to the beach.  This ended up being a 3 hour jaunt, as I got lost multiple times.  What a great park!  They have everything there!  Everything.  I saw plants from every continent, a golf course, a wind mill, a Japanese tea garden, tennis courts, and even bison!  Bison!!!  They have massive buffalos running around this one area.  Who'd a thunk it?

Anyway, I finally landed on the beach where I proceeded to zone out for a few hours.  I was interrupted by some puppies t

hat I about put in my bag as souvenirs.  The owner, in hot pursuit, didn't like that idea.  Oh, and while on the beach, I began reading this guide book Will gave me.  It's a guide book for people without jobs in San Fran.  Perfect!  

It's a pretty interesting book.  For instance, I learned where to buy the best drugs and which grocery stores were the best to hook up with people.  Apparently, being without a job means you have more sexual encounters and you do more drugs.  I was astonished at how many places (parks, ally ways, monuments, bushes) thi

s book listed as hot-spots for this type of activity.  Let's just say that as a straight male, I will NOT be reading my morning paper behind the benches in Buena Vista Park anymore.  

Below is a cool monument that I saw (probably another gay rendez-vous spot?).  On the theme of gravestones, I thought this would make a great one.  Oh the power!   Also, I took a picture at the beach of this mountainous thing erupting from the Pacific Ocean (at the top of the post)  I think it's Mount Everest.  OK, time to get back on the unbeaten tourist trail.