RIP, Edgar Mitchell, 6th person to walk on the moon, and change agent. On the perspective granted by outer space: “You develop an instant global consciousness, a people orientation, an intense dissatisfaction with the state of the world, and a…
Today is May Day. A time for celebration, for new beginnings. The start of my birth month. The start of Bike to Work Month. All in all, a terribly fitting time to share with the world my labor of love…
I love The Wiggle. If you ride your bike regularly in San Francisco, chances are you also love The Wiggle. Because to know The Wiggle is to love The Wiggle. If you don’t ride your bike regularly in San Francisco,…
Against this chaotic backdrop of great and difficult change, I lived and I thrived. Looking back, I feel that I managed to experience and accomplish a tremendous amount of which I am very proud, and for which I am even…
A few weeks ago I decided it would be an interesting exercise to recount some of the most memorable experiences I’ve had this decade. As the conventional wisdom goes, the best way to look ahead is to take a look…
It’s an eternal mystery: why are there never any forks in the kitchen at work? And where do they go? Kind of like socks at home, forks at work seem to disappear into thin air. Just today, in a moment…
(This post originally appeared in the SF Environment blog on SFgate.com/green a few weeks back. You may recognize some of it from a previous post, but, hey, who ever said repurposing was a bad thing?) We’re friends, right? So I’m…