Bernal Heights is a magical place, and much of the magic stems from the many ways that Bernal Hill shapes our relationship with the rest of the city.
That generally makes Bernal feel like a place apart. But Neighbor Edward recently found a street sign on Elsie that warns of the myopia our geography can create:
Sometimes we need a reminder that there is a wider world out there. I was walking around the neighborhood, trying to pay attention to what I was seeing (as opposed to what I was thinking), and suddenly I saw it. The sign! Fortunately some prophetic soul at DPW has left this reminder for us on Elsie Street.
PHOTOS: Neighbor Edward
Bernalwood 
Scooped — that’s owl-egg throwing distance from our own front yard!
A yard passed this morning, I note, by a grimly determined but determinedly bikini-clad Bikini Jogger.
I saw him, too
HILL BLOCKS VIEW
SIGN BLOCKS HILL
FOLIAGE BLOCKS SIGN
OWL BLOCKS FOLIAGE
BIKINI JOGGER BLOCKS OWL
COYOTE BLOCKS BIKINI JOGGER
LIBRARY MURAL BLOCKS COYOTE
MUGGERS BLOCK LIBRARY MURAL
SUNDAY BLUEGRASS JAM AT LUCKY HORSESHOE BLOCKS MUGGERS
INCESSANT ‘BERNAL HEIGHTS OUTDOOR CINEMA’ EMAIL BLASTS BLOCK SUNDAY BLUEGRASS JAM
etc etc etc
thus we have encapulated the bernal heights encapsulation.
But what about parking?
Hey, that’s my car! My car!
(Do I get royalties or something?)
Enviado desde mi m¨®vil. Disc¨²lpense la brevedad y los errores tipogr¨¢ficos. El ingl¨¦s no es mi lengua materna — o as¨ª a veces parece.
El mar 7, 2013, a las 11:22, Bernalwood escribi¨®:
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no, you get a ticket for parking on the sidewalk