And that concludes the FIRST week of 2021
At the end of 2020, there were so many people ready to move on from 2020 to 2021, and I didn't want to rain on their parade, but I couldn't understand how people could believe that the change in the calendar year would mean the problems of 2020 would just go away. As far as ... read more >
Lessons from Hiking Mission Peak
I am definitely not an outdoorsy type of person. I blame it on growing up in San Francisco, California. As I get older, I am intentional about stretching myself through new experiences. Even though I am not the biggest fan of the great outdoors, I will go along on these adventures to learn more about ... read more >
My Winter Faves
Disclaimer: I live in San Francisco so I don't really think we can claim to have a real winter. The bottom photo is more of an accurate description of San Francisco Winters. Sorry to my friends on the East Coast and Middle of the Country. When it gets below 55 degrees here, it is too ... read more >
The Covid-19 pandemic shows why women should LEAN OUT
The Covid-19 pandemic has been rough on women. Women have had to figure out how to balance both educating their children with distance learning while still doing their jobs from home. (If they are even lucky enough to have a job where they can work from home) Many women have had to drop out of ... read more >
We’re not Going Down…We have a destination
We're not going down! We have a destination I heard a story about Southwest pilots who found themselves in trouble on a flight. They had a mechanical issue and as the plane began to descend and oxygen masks came down, the pilot came on the intercom and said, "Folks we're not going down...we have a ... read more >
2020: The Longest and Shortest Year Ever
In December of 2020, a friend and I were discussing an event that happened in February. "That was this year? It feels like that happened last year," I said. "Feels like ages ago," my friend agreed. It was also in February of 2020 that my San Francisco 49ers were in the Superbowl and lost (don't ... read more >