Briques du Neige: SF- Murals of the Mission, plus Pancho Villa's Mexican restaurant

Just some things everybody sees up and down 16th Street near Mission and Valencia.

Why briques du neige?

When I first moved to Montréal, I was obsessed with the quantity of accumulated snow in the winter. I came up with a scheme to design a snow-brick making tool and hire out my services to people where I would turn all the snow in their yard to bricks and then stack it neatly. This enterprise, named briques du neige, would also be an excellent way to learn about and integrate myself into my new community. Unfortunately, before I was able to launch my plan, the Japanese invented Yuki-Taro and made me redundant. So my project morphed itself into this blog, kept the title (including the minor grammatical error which perfectly captures my functional but erroneous french) and the mission to better understand this crazy city and the Quebec culture that is such a crucial and complex part of the Canadian story.

Thursday, May 24, 2012

SF- Murals of the Mission, plus Pancho Villa's Mexican restaurant

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