Category Archives: Life

August 30

This Saturday it is all about Go Blue!

Hail to the Victors!

August 26

Making Homelessness Illegal

via USA Today.  South Carolina Capital’s Plan for Homeless? Ban them. South Carolina’s capital city has approved a plan to rid its downtown of the homeless people officials fear might prevent Columbia from becoming a regional economic hot spot, the New York Times reports. Under a policy the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty calls an […]

August 25

A Story About Learning To Let Go

Originally posted on Rugged Luxury:
This is the story I never wanted to write. Ironically, I think I’ve been writing it my whole life.  Let’s take a step back for a minute. You see, I haven’t really been myself since last December. At first, I just rolled with it, thinking (hoping) it was just a…

August 20

Dry Lightening Storm Hits SF

August 17

The 11 Differences between Dating a Boy and a Man

via Just / My Type. When I was in my early twenties, if a guy acted aloof, called back only sometimes and showed minimal interest, I would get hooked. You could say I was addicted to the bad boy/ unavailable boy/ player. I was drawn to what psychotherapist, Ken Page terms as “attractions of deprivation” […]

August 16

Think You Know Wealth Inequality? Think Again (Must-Watch Video).

What seems like eternity ago, a shocking video titled Wealth Inequality In America went viral, and swept the internet in a matter of hours. Properly billed as “six and a half minutes that you need to spend,” it depicted in graphic detail how the richest 1% of Americans have amassed 40% percent of the entire […]

August 14

Its a Commuter’s Life

A view from the Caltrain down to Silicon Valley.

August 08

African Proverb

The radical option between individualism and communitarianism. There is something appealing about Africa with its collectivist cultures – cultures in which the group takes precedence over the individual. One of my mentors at work introduced me to the proverb today. I am taking some time to consider this proverb and its significance in my life. Any […]

August 06

Seattle Author’s Powerful Self-Written Obituary Goes Viral

via Huffington Post. Seattle-based author and editor Jane Catherine Lotter had many accomplishments in her life — notably, a weekly humor column called “Jane Explains” and a recently published comic novel, The Bette Davis Club — but at the end of her life, she didn’t define success in terms of her career achievements. Lotter passed away of […]

August 04

Let’s Open Up the San Francisco Water Front

The 8 Washington Parks, Public Access and Housing Initiative is a proposed city measure that, if approved by voters, will open the way for new public parks, increased access to The Embarcadero Waterfront, hundreds of construction jobs, new sustainable residential housing and funding for new affordable housing. And it empowers voters with the decision on […]