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 …
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 …
I’m all about helping people find self-acceptance, to feel loved, understood, entertained and to find the biggest smile they have in them. When getting ready to hit the road to drive for Lyft, I am often thinking about ways to rally shenanigans with passengers. Sometimes with lighthearted joking around, like when I point out my …
My first passenger was a bartender who wears bowties. Outgoing, outrageous and just so happened to be born in a refugee camp in Thailand, the country I am currently focused on in my travels, we were destined to meet. Quick to tease about it being all downhill after meeting him, I will always smile with …
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By Bobbie White I have been raped. I have been raped more than once. I have been raped more than twice. Going through experiences of attack in different countries is terrifying. Especially the emotional reality when not sure if we have any protection and who we can go to for help. When it happens at …
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