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I Left My Heart in San Francisco

Yeah... Tony Bennett knew what he was talking (well, singing) about in that song. 

 I recently attended Compass Point's annual conference and I must say, San Francisco is AMAZING.  I have never seen such divine vibrance in a city.  So many different cultures, styles, all in one and living in harmony.  I truly have never been to a city where everyone is genuinely friendly to each other.  Even the excruciating hills proved to be a very beneficial (and much needed) workout.  It's simply beautiful.  I'm trying to figure out a way to get my boss to move the company there, so if you're a non-profit in that area, LET US CREATE A SITE FOR YOU! =)

 Also while there, I got a chance to meet with a couple of reps from our ohsowonderful list of clients- Sarah and her team at Compass Point, and Alicia and Marlo from AHWG.  Thanks again for taking time out to meet with me, ladies! The conference was really nice as well, as I got to speak to a lot of local non-profits.  The majority of the folks I spoke with really had wonderful programs and I wish that I would be a part of them all. 

 Anyway, enough babble... I figure pictures speak a thousand words... here are just a few that I took.  Enjoy!


[ walking around market street looking amazed ] 


[ the F bus to get over to the Castro district ] 


[ in Castro, with mountains in the back ] 


[ a mural we saw on 16th street ] 


[ on our way to the BART ] 


[ buildings in front of the Westin where the conference was held ] 


[ my trusty assistant ]


[ more buildings ]


[ i thought this was a classic San Francisco scene ] 


[ the view from the porch of our bed & breakfast ] 


[ random bike ride that was going on ] 


[ chavez. guevara. pancho. ] 


[ we thought this was a nice sign ] 


[ random shot on market st. ] 


[ fun in the bun! at the civic center ] 


[ folks watching meshell ndegeocello ] 

 

I love it. I'll be back, San Francisco!

--Paula San Gabriel

Posted by Paula San Gabriel on July 02, 2008 at 05:01 pm

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