I don’t actually spend as much time in San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park as I should. I really love this part of the city. I really love that a city which is so geographically small can support a park that is so big. ( It’s larger than Central Park, I believe.) I just don’t make it over there nearly as often as I ought to.

There’s so much to see in Golden Gate Park that it really requires multiple trips throughout the year to check everything out. I recently compiled a list of twenty things to see in this park and the list doesn’t even scratch the surface of what you could check out there if you wanted to.

My problem is that I don’t trek over to that side of the city very much. It’s really only a few miles away from me but it’s a couple of bus rides to get there and there’s always so much else to do in the city that somehow I manage to miss out on that part of San Francisco a lotl.

The other problem is that I always see the same things when I go to the park. I stick to the limited area around 9th Avenue where there’s a cluster of attractions – the Botanical Gardens, the Japanese Tea Garden, the deYoung museum, the California Academy of Sciences … If I have guests in town then I’ll see a few other major attractions like the windmill and tulip garden. Otherwise, I don’t venture around the park much.

I’ll have to make that a goal for this year – to see and do more in Golden Gate Park!

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One of the things that I love most about San Francisco is that there is this edge of sexuality in the air everywhere here. It’s not about the sex so much as about the energy. People who study chakras will tell you that sexual energy and creative energy derive from the same place in the body.

And people who study art and creativity will also tell you about this connection because a lot of artists make the mistake of channeling their creative energy into sexuality and then losing their strongest ability to create. What’s great in San Francisco is that you can harness this energy all around you and gain inspiration from it in order to be more creative in your life. Perhaps that’s why there is so much creative energy here.

Just a look at the skyline of the city itself reveals a kind of sexual energy if you’re paying attention. That’s why I was able to come up with fourteen different features or structures in San Francisco that either look like phallic images or resemble a woman’s curves. This city is a beautiful city filled with all sorts of amazing architecture but there’s also something sexy about the shape of that skyline. As I creative person, I love living in such a sexy city!

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