Parasols, princes and purple. | June 29, 2009 | Comments (9)

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FEMME CONFESSION: Y’all? We are still packing, still working a lot, still wishing it was already that blessed time when me and my girls and pups are all settled into our new place. This is going to be quick and dirty, but SF PRIDE was so, so amazing and so, so good to us. My sweet Grandma Jones’s delicious secret bourbon slush recipe was a big hit (someone even suggested that it should be the new house drink) and when I woke up in our new place with M on Sunday morning, the birds were singing and I half-thought when I opened my eyes that they’d be right there with ribbons at the ready and there might be bunnies braiding my hair. Heavenly. I cannot wait to be there 100%.

PS. M bought me this lovely lilac parasol at SF Pride. Isn’t it cute?

PPS. There will be no tomboy confession, as M is out of commission and has been since about 10 minutes after the photos below were taken, poor thing. She also adds that she has inexplicable bruises to share, if anyone is interested.

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FEMME BONUS ROUND: Y’all get a bonus round. This fancy outfit is a wardrobe change post-Dyke March, to get ready for late night drinking and dancing! As we were boozy, they didn’t come out so hot, but they’ll do in a pinch, I guess.

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Picnics and trains. | June 7, 2009 | Comments (3)

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Confession: Ta-da! New birdie dress. I love it. It’s comfortable and easy and a gorgeous cornflower blue I so love, even if I hated the actual crayon when I was little. Let bygones be bygones! Today my loverbird fed me breakfast in bed – freshly baked croissants and delicious Peerless coffee – and then we made fancy little fried chicken sandwiches and arranged sneaky booze and set out for Dolores Park in San Francisco, because it was a glorious day. The bay was choppy, a million sailboats and windsurfers were out and while the park was windy, it was deliciously warm whenever the breeze slowed down. We snuggled and read books and snacked and giggled a lot because…

DOLORES PARK IS FULL OF THE MOST AMUSING ATTENTION WHORES.

Our favorites were the hipsters pretending to play Scrabble, the guy rope-walking barefoot between a few palms and the guitar singalong Brazilians camped out a few yards away from us. At some point a young guy rode by on his bicycle with paper-wrapped flowers for some lucky lass, which was adorable. There was a tiny black puppy flopping all over himself next to us, and while we missed the creme brulee guy, we politely declined the pretty ganja truffles for sale.

I read this book, which I’m enjoying very much:

Now here is a little collection of some photos from our picnic. Clockwise from left:

  1. Tomboy shoes, femme shoes.
  2. My crazy Gap Kids sunglasses in electric blue.
  3. Luna Park is one of our Mission favorites, with their delicious fancy baby corn dogs.
  4. Fancy couple next to a scooter.
  5. Skinneh!
  6. Open your golden gates!
  7. A cuddle.
  8. A bashful cuddle.
  9. A friendly cuddle.
  10. Obnoxious Brazilians!
  11. The essentials.
  12. The high school. I think.
  13. The palms.
  14. The tomboy.
  15. Young man with flowers.
  16. HS.
  17. Legs.
  18. Ice cream!

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Some Oakland love, clockwise from left:

  1. Most handsome building on the block.
  2. Tomboy face.
  3. Oakland Waterfront Warehouse District has official trash cans, so why is this one beside it?
  4. Paper company.
  5. Headless house.
  6. Korres kiss.
  7. Fantasy and reality.
  8. Brickhouse lofts.

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SBJ @ 10:47 PM

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