FREEDOM and MOVEMENT. THE TOWER, which reminded me of the leaning tower of Pisa in Italy, 
is associated with healing, renewal and destruction of old forms… pretty much the stage I’m IN on Shana Tov 2011: 5772. My sun and moon tarot card by vanessa decort shared what I am going to share with you now… “if we do not release ourselves, the pressure will mount until something erupts”…. wow don’t I feel that coming!!! “Often indicated in misleading speech, chaos, or opening of the eyes.”
The card shows a few elements: “Lightning releases us from delusions and illuminates wisdom, mysteries and structure”; this is what I am compelled to share: WISDOM, ADVENTURE and STEPS ON HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT! “Fire burns away the old forms and useless conditions,” thank God for FIRE! Here comes NEW CREATIONS!
Peiis the Hebrew character symbolizing the mouth and represents communication … ready to see and hear from Laurie Sue Weitzman Rodriggs?
Where is Laurie now? Want to learn from where she has been and her experiences?
This also reminds me of the incredible tribute to our firefighters, with San Francisco’s Coit Tower, locally known as the last erection! 
I’m thinking it would be a great day trip to race the steps… anyone interested in a challenge? A system of wooden and concrete stairs and footpaths, called the Filbert Steps, lead to the top of the hill from various directions, making a steep but direct climb. Then there is the elevator to the top for the incredible views. Email me if you are UP for checking out the views! $7/adult open daily 10am-6:30pm. The Coit Tower is built on top of the 87m/285ft high Telegraph Hill, which is situated between Fisherman’s Wharf and the Financial District. Surrounding the tower is the Pioneer Park. It was bought in 1876 by some businessmen to protect the hill from development. They donated it to the city on the premise that the area would become a park. The Coit tower can be reached by walking up the Greenwich steps or via the scenic Filbert Steps at Montgomery Street. The tower, which stands atop Telegraph Hill in San Francisco’s Pioneer Park, offers fantastic views of San Francisco.