My move to California has prompted the need for a lot of inner work involving vision boarding, mission mapping while cultivating sense, purpose and honing my talents. Most importantly, it’s forcing me to tackle fears and doubts for why I chose to move from DC. Welcome to California My first two months in California involved…
Me and like many of my peers (i.e. urban dwelling millennials) have spent time in co-living spaces and then finally graduate to that first solo studio or apartment, and whereas in the process we accumulate through purchase or the never ending “free stuff because of I’m moving” postings — a shit ton of stuff. “…contemplating…
Over the past few weeks I have received emails (well mostly DMs) and personal questions asking “Are you scared about moving and leaving everything here?” or “How do you know this is the right thing to do?” The simple answer is “Yes and I don’t.” “... I never dreamed of living in Washington, DC but…
Read more A Farewell Letter to Chocolate City (till next time DC)
On the gusp of Summertime in San Francisco, Lee’s Burridge’s All Day I Dream event made its return to Golden Gate Park. The setting is perfect for the open air, natural energy feeling of a party curated to engulf you in the dreamy sounds, scenery, and smiling faces. Lee spoke on the iconic San Francisco space, describing…
Read more Music Monday // 009 – All Day I Dream of Golden Park Days
It’s officially summer in California. The drought fighting rain that soaked the hills, trees, and parks we Californians love to call our home on the weekends has ceased, and the festival season is in full swing. One-off Day-time festivals have started to gain momentum in the saturated festivals market as attendees seek more an intimate,…
Read more Jamie Jones brings ‘Paradise in the Park’ to LA’s MacArthur Park
Living in San Francisco, I had a front row seat to the largest LBGT PRIDE gathering in the nation this past weekend. The celebration kicked off Saturday with one main stage performance right in front of City Hall, on the same steps where Harvey Milk, the first openly gay person elected to public office in California as…
