One of my joys at moving my blog to WordPress is the ability to build a proper website, organizing my years of blogging content into a coherent, navigable space. While there is a lot of work to be done, I took another step in the right direction this weekend by finally creating a page about San Francisco.
My home town and a place I always enjoy returning to, San Francisco is a delightful city to visit. It is an especially good place to eat. In addition to listing some of the “must see” activities for visitors, I provide links to entries I’ve written about a dozen or so restaurants that are worth eating at.
If you are planning on visiting San Francisco or know someone who is, I hope this will be a valuable resource. Even if you aren’t, please stop by and provide your comments and feedback. The link to the page is here.
I’ll check it out later. 🙂
Thanks
I enjoy WordPress very much also and enjoy blogging here.
I enjoyed your SF page very much and agree with you that is an amazing place.
You and Tawn have a wonderful week that got her way to fast.
I keep telling my adult sons someone needs to slow down the time.
Agreed – someone needs to slow down the time. I try to stop from time to time, catch my breath, and at least be conscious of the moment.
And then I plunge back into the thick of things! =D
How convenient. And, please, add some more cities. 😀
I have several other cities with information in the blog; I just need to take the time to organize it on a webpage.
Yeah, totally understand. Was teasing you. 😉
Nice, will check it out. I need to setup my WordPress more. What I’m loving at the moment is the ability to do most basic functions via mobile!
For some reason, I find the app to be clunky, though. Things like getting the picture to appear where I want, etc. Maybe I just need to spend more time with it.
Now how do you find time to do this? hahaha….
All those places to eat are making me hungry.
I set aside about three hours Saturday afternoon, one of those “I’ve been waiting a long time, I might as well get some of it done” moments.