Hello? Is anyone out there? *dusts entryway* Hello?! Oh, hi, if you're reading this. I know I disappeared after I came back from Germany and stopped blogging, but I have a valid reason: I returned from Germany a different person, with supercharged priorities and new priorities and no idea how I
We are home from our trip after a crazy, exhausting, unpredictable trip home that involved 24 hours, four of the world's busiest airports, and three flights, two of which were not the flights we'd booked (ours was canceled, long story short). It really is good to be back, but this was the g
I don't know where to start. I really don't. Right now I am writing in an effort at trying to stay awake. We are on an ICE train currently on its way from Hannover back to Berlin, and the ICE train, I now know, is the mortal enemy of my conscious life. The second I sit down on one of these
Oh my. I am so embarrassed that I am writing up my trip that already has become almost two trips ago, and certainly more than two weeks ago, on this ridiculously abandoned blog. I have major excuses, like some of the worst life-at-home stress of my entire life, and financial horror, and a wild trip
I've looked at clouds from both sides now, from up and down, and still somehow it's cloud illusions I recall. I really don't know clouds at all —Joni Mitchell | Both Sides Now On Saturday night I had a photo gig on Gough & Bush Street, at the Gough Street Playhouse. My job was
I've actually been back from my awesome, amazing Oregon trip since Monday, but I've had a crazy week of work and stress on the home front, so I decided to continue my blogging break until today. I had a wonderful time on my mini-vacation last week. I hadn't been home since Thanksgiving
It has been a few days since I've posted. This really wasn't intentional -- see, last week was crazy. We had a transit strike here in SF and I was literally unable to get to work all week . It's the beginning of the month, so I couldn't take time off, I had to work from home. Scott
I hadn't planned on going to Pride this year. But a photography opportunity opened up to me on Friday -- taking photos of a dance troupe, Hot Pink Feathers, IN the parade -- and that coupled with the Supreme Court's rulings on Prop 8 and DOMA sealed the deal. I had never experienced the
Pride at Whole Foods Watching — Wimbledon . It's always tennis season somewhere, right? This tournament has been filled with surprises so far! Currently I am losing it a little because my favorite, David Ferrer, is playing a close second round match and I can't get ESPN streaming to wor
“Do one thing every day that scares you.” ― Eleanor Roosevelt "One of the greatest discoveries a man makes, one of his great surprises, is to find he can do what he was afraid he couldn't do." —Henry Ford “Why, sometimes I've believed as many as six impossible things before b
...the rain, that is. We usually don't get any rain in the bay area after May or so. It's possible in early June but not common, and by now we're usually into our lovely dry season, which lasts until October. However -- yesterday through Tuesday we're experiencing some rare late-la
