A few elections ago, I unfollowed many of my friends and family on Facebook who posted political things I did not agree with. I created lists on Twitter to follow…
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Did you watch your kids concert? I mean really watch it?
I remember all the concerts, plays, recitals, and other strange performances I sat through as a parent. Some were adorable. Some were awful! We laughed, cried, and sometimes rolled our…
Read moreThis Spatula
This spatula and I have a long term relationship. We have been together since I was 15 years old. I believe that makes this spatula an antique. When I was…
Read moreWhen We Forget
This past weekend I had the honor of watching the premiere of ABC’s miniseries When We Rise at the historic Castro theater in San Francisco. During the intermission, the San Francisco Gay…
Read moreSomebody to share my innermost thoughts
“TRIGGER WARNING- This blog post contains information about suicide which may be upsetting to some people.” Because of the dude on the left of this photo… every year on November…
Read moreRenegade Museum Adventures in the Bay Area
The Bay Area is a hotbed of culture, brilliant minds, and unique experiences. Sometimes the amount of experiences can be overwhelming, making it hard for us to choose! If you’re…
Read moreWriting Workshops 2017
The secret to being a writer is to sit down and write. For some of us (well at least for me) sitting down and writing is easier said than done.…
Read moreNo More Toxic Talk
Have you ever stopped and listened to the voice inside of you? That voice that is always running behind the scenes. The one that states you are ugly when you look…
Read moreCalling All Foodies
Dear Foodie Friends, I am reaching out to you to tell you about We Dine Together, an exciting event happening right here in the San Francisco Bay Area on November…
Read moreFacepalm: Don’t Read the Comment Section
I made the mistake of reading the comment section of a newspaper article I was recently quoted in. (Visualize me: palm to face.) Missing the good old days when newspapers were…
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