then I can sorta understand you liking heavy traffic 😉 I assume that’s only when it’s moving and not standing still with horns going off right and left …?
I think it’s more night traffic that I like. Geary street at night brings back memories of New York….and New England. Going through the Holland Tunnel was thrilling to me. Probably because it led to my Grandmother’s place where I could show my intellect.
Expressions of intellect always resulted in beatings from my Mother so I learned to suppress it in her presence.
It’s funny how the brain makes these connections beyond our immediate awareness.
Art by Rob Goldstein 
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Now there’s a reminder of why I hate the city and can’t wait to retire and move away – though our traffic has never looked quite that bad..
Great work – it speaks volumes, as all art should 🙂
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Thank you Marcus. I find heavy traffic exciting, but I don’t drive — 🙂
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then I can sorta understand you liking heavy traffic 😉 I assume that’s only when it’s moving and not standing still with horns going off right and left …?
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I think it’s more night traffic that I like. Geary street at night brings back memories of New York….and New England. Going through the Holland Tunnel was thrilling to me. Probably because it led to my Grandmother’s place where I could show my intellect.
Expressions of intellect always resulted in beatings from my Mother so I learned to suppress it in her presence.
It’s funny how the brain makes these connections beyond our immediate awareness.
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A sight I am all too familiar with…
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It’s hard to think Geary is that busy now. I lived there pre-dot com…seemed like it was mainly buses and taxis then.
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I did a little trick with that photo…It’s three shots. Two for the traffic and one for the Chase sign.
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Love this photo…:-)
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Thank you…!
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