Well, that happened and we’re now all officially the opposition to the 45th President. Time to roll up the sleeves and do what we always do – get to work, snark aplenty and have a cup of whatever floats Continue reading →
I hate to be a Debbie Downer, but the news cycle was heavy this week. Besides depression and anxiety, actor Robin Williams had the early stages of Parkinson’s disease, according to CNN. May he rest in peace. Continue reading →
I am by no means a Kim Kardashian fan — I’ve never seen an episode of her show, and DH and I mercilessly give our niece grief for watching. But I appreciated her beautiful words — yes, hers Continue reading →
I am waist-deep in blog posts for MomsRising’s immigration campaign. All of this week, we are publishing stories by women across the country who are fasting for immigration reform. The fast is part of a campaign by the Continue reading →
Tonight I plan to take my children to see the Cesar Chavez movie. It isn’t every day that a Latino-themed movie highlighting a role model hits the big screen. So I will make sure that my family supports Continue reading →
Happy Pre-Turkey Day everyone! Yesterday my 20-year-old niece Eu and I braved the lines at our popular Berkeley Bowl supermarket to buy everything we would need for the entire week, including Thanksgiving. This year we are hosting at Continue reading →
If I had unlimited sums of money, I would hire someone just to check my e-mail. Seriously. I am struggling to stay on top of my work e-mail. My personal blogging account? Yikes!
Ms. magazine had the best article on maternal profiling I have read in a long time. As the article noted, it is still legal for employers in 28 states to ask a woman if she has children or Continue reading →
Immigration reform has been on my mind. Two House Republicans so far — Jeff Denham of California and Ileana Ros-Lehtinen of Florida — have signed onto a Democrat-led bill that is both fair and tough. This is Continue reading →
