Life lessons learned while making Calvin’s quilt
Recently a resurgence has occurred in the art of quilt making. And far be it from me to let anything re-surge without me.
‘Les Miserables’: A new, fast-moving production
Cameron Mackintosh’s “Les Miserables” has returned to the Orpheum Theatre in San Francisco as a revamped 25th anniversary production with a first class touring company. And it has brought just about everything with it from its Broadway production.
Getting Out: Take in view, history at Sweeney Ridge
In June 1769, a Spanish expedition led by Gaspar de Portola left San Diego in search of Monterey Bay. On the way north, the expedition passed by the bay, failing to recognize it.
Parents giddy as summertime comes to a close
There's magic in the air this week. All around, you can see
MH runner’s first-hand experience at Boston Marathon
It has been a weird week, and my emotions have run the gamut. From excitement, nervousness and joy (before 2:50 p.m. on Marathon Monday) to shock, confusion, sadness and anger...to list a few.
Are you prepared for long-term care costs?
Like everyone else, you hope to remain physically and financially independent your entire life. And you may well achieve this goal. Nonetheless, the future is not ours to see, so you’ll want to prepare yourself for as many contingencies as possible – one of which is the high cost of long-term care.
What you hear is a sprinkling of the truth
The more I learn about the water problems in California, the
Lee: Game plan for the Super Bowl party
So you’ve started 2016 out with a bang. Five weeks in, and you’ve established a regular exercise routine and eaten healthier for the most part. That’s before a Super Bowl party comes along to threaten all the gains you’ve made so far in the new year.





