Written in California. Inspired by (almost) all things French.
This week’s postcard features “Words and Colors” from the Illusions and Other Surprises Postcard Exhibit at The Exploratorium, San Francisco’s Museum of Science, Art, and Human Perception. Rather than reading the words, try saying the color of ink that was used to write each word! It’s not easy…
This week’s carte postale is a promotional postcard that I got in the mail. It’s the third sign in recent weeks that appears to be telling me: Visit Alaska!
Hate is a virus. Stop Asian Hate
This week’s postcard features the inner dome and canopy over the Rotunda in the United States Capitol in Washington, DC
Driving around San Francisco: Haight-Ashbury; the Cliff House restaurant; California’s largest German church, and more
In this season of gratitude, I want to thank you for reading my blog. Sending you warm wishes for strength, peace, and good health
This week’s carte postale features cute & cuddly giant pandas from the National Zoo in Washington, DC
This week’s carte postale features Mission San Juan Bautista, the largest of all the California Missions
This week’s carte postale features the Main Post in the heart of the Presidio of San Francisco
This week’s carte postale features the Castello di Amorosa, a winery built to look like a 13th century Tuscan castle. It’s located in the Napa Valley town of Calistoga, California
Donut Petit is a cute little bakery located in Alameda, the island city about 10 miles/ 16 km east of San Francisco, California 🍩
I took this picture today, September 9, 2020 #nofilter
The 4th of July Parade in Alameda, California (10 miles/16 km east of San Francisco) is one of the largest … More
I’m a long-distance walker, not a runner, so I do Bay to Breakers for the fun of it! Here are my favorite memories and pictures from San Francisco’s famous foot race
This week’s carte postale features the Cathedral of Christ the Light, located near Lake Merritt in Oakland, California
