Five secrets to saving for the future
What's the problem? When it comes to a lack of savings, it is
A few Grinch gripes and holding out hope that the Gilroy Elks Club survives
Well, I was going to write a Grinch column and complain about all the pins and fasteners in men’s dress shirts, the cyclists wearing invisible king’s crowns who ride three and four abreast in the roadway and sneer if you honk after waiting for a couple of minutes, or those who fumble at the grocery checkout counter pulling out one coin at a time to get the exact change while six people are in line ... but enough, I’m not really in the mood and that’s a good thing.
Welcome Grilling Season With Sweet and Sour Ribs
At this time of year, there is something in the air. You can't avoid the symptoms that go along with it either. No, I am not referring to allergies from pollen. This is something much better. Grilling season has begun and it is time to catch grilling fever.
You say tomato … but I say, ‘Enough already!’
My house has been overrun by tomatoes. I swear to you, they are everywhere. They are in the fridge. They are on the counter. They are in the freezer. It’s like a scene from that TV show “Hoarders” only instead of newspapers and clothes stacked up everywhere, we have tomatoes. Frankly, it’s terrifying. And the worst part? I planted the stupid things. Also? I used to like tomatoes.
Avoiding financial catastrophe
Wildfires, hurricanes, terrorist attacks, floods, earthquakes.
The Exploratorium: An explosion of old and new
The new and improved Exploratorium is like no other place on earth. Touch everything, explore, ask questions and lose yourself in displays in the six galleries with mind stretching exhibits. It covers 330,000 square feet and sits in a lustrous $300 million new home with a Ph.D. around every corner to answer your questions and head up the different displays.














