I woke up early this morning, as the first rays of pre-dawn light were just beginning to touch the sky, grabbed my giant mug o’ coffee and settled in front of my bedroom window like I do every morning. I looked outside and saw movement near one of the street lights, a faint shimmer in […]
Monthly Archives: November 2018
A Thanksgiving Feast
I’ve never been so grateful for the upcoming holiday season. It has been a heavy, heavy past few months – mass shootings, sexual harassment, wildfires that have wrought devastation. There is a literal cloud of dark smoke hanging over San Francisco as I type this, and there is a somber hush on the streets, […]
Hope
The last two weeks have been…heavy. I’ve been struggling to find the right word or phrase that is large enough to hold the breadth of news events and personal experiences that have filled the last 14 days and that word fits best. There is a physical weight to the pain and grief and injustice and […]