Gang Hei Fat Choy: Wishing you great happiness and prosperity. Image by Vecteezy Love, J.
Gang Hei Fat Choy: Wishing you great happiness and prosperity. Image by Vecteezy Love, J.
Dear Reader: please be aware of potentially triggering content following. This has been quite a year under the current administration. When the leader of one of the most influential nations on the globe calls a female journalist “piggy” and “ugly” on record to shut her up because of her line of questioning, well, I truly • Read More »
I was so touched when Mr. Malcolm took the time to write and tell me that he liked my writing. Now his words are even more precious and his kindness lives forever. Rest in words and beauty dear one. j
…so come and warm yourself by the fire! We will pray and dance for sunshine. Happy Summer Solstice! xo, j
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/drzoobs_mark-cuban-just-dropped-a-healthcare-truth-activity-7313678437427154945-1ax2?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAABdBrEQBbn28UssC3nIH9Dz5yk3QJ1zlddU It is certainly a controversial healthcare plan but hey, wouldn’t it be good to find a doctor not burnt out and stressed beyond belief…and affordable? Just sayin’… Be well friends, j
Sunrise 1963 – Sunset 2025 I wish you an afterlife filled with joy, laughter and all of your beloved four-legged creatures. Give my love to Mom and Dad. Be free forever. I love you.
Hello friends 🙂 I cannot wait to share my review with you. Stay tuned and enjoy summer! See you at the movies. xo, j
On the invitation of a sweet friend, I joined three lovely ladies for an evening out to see MJ: The Musical at the San Diego Theatre. After an hour on the I-5 heading south to the Gaslamp District, we valeted at the US Grant Hotel. Heather saved us a table in their oh-so-elegant cocktail lounge • Read More »
Tags: Christopher Wheeldon, Lynn Nottage, Michael Jackson, MJ, San Diego Civic Theatre, US Grant Hotel
Also known as holly berry. Toyon is a common, perennial shrub that is native to California, northern Baja and parts of the Pacific Northwest. This shrub commonly grows 4-6 feet in height and is a prominent member of the oak woodland and chaparral plant community. Seek nature–let it heal and comfort you. Be well, j.