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Tag Archives: California
My Fifteen Minutes of Fame
On a Cheer Day, I can See Forever Lisa Ann K National Football Cheerleaders Alumni Organization – Philadelphia Chapter ALUMNI OF THE WEEK: Patricia Alfano 1965-1968 It was 1965, and I was trying to find myself—not that I was ever … Continue reading
Posted in California, Living, Misadventure, Music, Observations, Travel
Tagged Adventure, art, California, Cheerleading, Contests, Dancing, Friends, law, Living, Los Angeles, memories, New Jersey, NFL Cheerleaders, Observations, philadelphia, Philadelphia Eagles, Travel
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Hot in LA
The Sunset Strip in Los Angeles is known for its unconventionality—a freewheeling, act-as-crazy-as-you-want place where people see life as a big movie audition. One never knows if what is happening is really happening, or if it is just another film shoot. … Continue reading
Posted in California, DPChallenge, Living, Misadventure, Observations, Weekly writing Challenge, Writing challenges
Tagged California, DPChallenge, Ferrari, Hollywood, law, Living, Los Angeles, Misadventure, Movies, Rob Reiner, Sunset Strip, TMZ, Writing challenge
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Finding the Sun in Vancouver
“Maybe I should pour something for you that is a little more calming,” the sleepy-eyed, Seattle coffee shop barista remarked. Agitated with his slow service, I responded by rolling my eyes and loudly drumming my fingers on the counter. The … Continue reading
Posted in California, Culture, Family, Living, Misadventure, Observations, Parenting, Travel
Tagged California, Canada, enlightenment, Family, gratitude, Living, memories, Misadventure, Oregon, Pacific Northwest, San Diego, Seattle, Travel, Vancouver, Washington
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Weekly Writing Challenge–A Diverse Manner of Speaking
My friend still speaks with a New Jersey accent—but it is now laced with a Texas twang. Although he spent his formative years on the East Coast, his move to Austin, Texas affected his speech. A typical sentence from him … Continue reading
Art with a Soul
Rows of lush paintings and intricate sculptures dot the walls, while carefully arranged collections of jewelry, textiles and avant-garde creations grace the elegantly draped tables. A fashionable woman dressed in a chic, off-the-runway look bustles back and forth simultaneously tending … Continue reading
Posted in Art, California, Galleries, Living, Music, Observations, Travel
Tagged Art Gallery, beach, Buffalo Springfield, California, Charity, Living, Los Angeles, Music, Observations, philanthropy, sculpture, Sunset Boulevard, The Mamas and The Papas, Travel, Visual arts
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Boomer Angst
When I am an old woman I shall wear purple With a red hat which doesn’t go, and doesn’t suit me. – Jenny Joseph I am in complete awe of Jenny Joseph’s old-woman self in her poem, Warning. The character defies … Continue reading
Posted in California, Living, Misadventure, Observations
Tagged Baby boomer, California, Cirque du Soleil, elderly, Jenny Joseph, Observations, Occupy Wall Street, Red Hat Society, San Diego, trains, Travel
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Thirty-nine Trips Around the Sun
I can not believe that since our wedding day, my husband and I have made 39 trips around the sun on Planet Earth together. The memories of this voyage float around my brain like pictures taken from an orbiting spacecraft. … Continue reading
Posted in Anniversaries, California, Family, Friends, Living, Misadventure, Travel
Tagged anniversary, California, Family, Friends, Living, love, Menlo Park, Misadventure, New Jersey, Travel, wedding
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Railroad Ties
In honor of Labor Day, I thought I would post an article I wrote for SDSUniverse back in 2008. Since the original link is no longer available, I decided to post it here.
Posted in Living, Observations, Projects, Travel
Tagged California, discrimination, history, jim crow, Living, railroads, trains, Travel
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The Yurt
As I sadly watched the dismantling of the yurt where I practiced yoga, the words of Yogi Berra came to mind, “When you come to a fork in the road, take it.” In spite of the fact that Berra had … Continue reading
Posted in Living, Observations, Projects
Tagged California, Living, Misadventure, politics, Travel, yoga, yurt
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Gotta Keep Movin’
I sit here in San Diego International Airport’s baggage claim area anxiously awaiting my father’s arrival from New Jersey for my birthday celebration. He plans to stay in Ocean Beach (OB) with me only three days because in his words, … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Living, Observations, Travel
Tagged California, daughters, elderly, Family, fathers, Living, love, philadelphia, ties, Travel
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