In bed, I cried on Thanksgiving night. Not because things went bad, but because they went so good. If you follow my blog, you know that my dad is sick. My first trip abroad was in 2005 to multiple countries through an Australian tour group called Contiki. When I landed back in SFO, Pop was …
Thanksgiving Thanks to My Awesome Family Before This Free Robin Flies Read More »
“Everything in moderation, including moderation.” Mark Twain As a “go big or go home” type of gal, this quote instantly gets my nipples hard. Still, there are times when even I need to slow down, regardless of being terrible at it. Every dream comes with struggle once turned into a reality. In the beginning we …
My brother is a Marine Vet. It was the only time we have ever been close. I got to play Mama to him and four of his fellow servicemen during their enlistment. I tried to join the Air Force myself but was told I was too fat. It was before the wars, so I’d imagine …
I’ve lost the closeness of many of my most intimate relationships, if not breaking them all together. As I grow and become different, so do those connections. Will San Diego still be my home in a couple of years? Will these people still be my family? Will they even be friends? This has to be …
“Finally Normal People” It was a sign that instantly made me start to cry when seeing a woman holding it up at Burning Man. For me, it is just too true. If you’ve ever asked a Burner to describe Burning Man, you’re probably familiar with a look of confusion and panic. To chronicle such a …
John Gray told me to stop masturbating at Burning Man Read More »
Aha, the dance of life. In the words of Paula Abdul, one step forward, two steps back. Or ten. Going from averaging around $20 an hour driving for Lyft in the Bay Area after gas and car rental fees to about $3 in San Diego wasn’t exactly the change in work and money that I …