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Elder Abuse Awareness

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Recently I have attended presentations and read various articles and campaigns spreading awareness about elder abuse.  It is valuable information that must be passed on.  There are different types of abuse that can occur, but in this article I’m particularly focusing on financial elder abuse. An Example of Financial Elder Abuse Kelly Phillips Erb, tax […]

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Newly Remodeled Contemporary in Forbes Magazine’s “Hippest Neighborhoods in America” San Diego natives have always known where the hot spots are in our county, communities like Cardiff, Ocean Beach and Kensington, but last year Forbes Magazine officially listed North Park as one of the Hippest neighborhoods in America.  Perched on the border of North Park […]

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On Sunday, Nov. 24th at Canyon Crest Academy (CCA), TEDxYouth@SanDiego hosted more than 400 students from 40 high schools and youth programs throughout San Diego County for its third annual event, UNLIMITED. Students heard from and engaged with more than 25 speakers who shared their big ideas in science, medicine, entrepreneurship and the arts.  “Ideas […]

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On December 7th there was a community Holiday event at the Piazza Carmel – the Piazza Christmas Celebration.  This event started at noon and went until 3pm.  Located in the heart of Carmel Valley, Piazza Carmel Shopping Center offers shopping, dining, services and more all in your neighborhood!  Conveniently positioned on the corner of Valley Centre […]

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In the new Disney animation “Frozen,” Elsa and Anna are two inseparable sisters and are both the young daughters of the wise and noble rulers of the Scandinavian kingdom called Arendelle.  The older daughter Elsa was born with the power to create snow and ice with magic energy that appears instantly from her fingers.  One […]

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On Saturday December 7th the Ocean Air Recreation Center hosted the fourth annual “Snow Day in the Park.”  All the proceeds from this event went to help fill Santa’s bag for those in need.  The Toys For Tots foundation’s mission is to collect new, unwrapped toys during October, November and December each year, and distribute […]

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The first-ever Dog Breed Appreciation Day at Dirty Dogs kicked-off with a “bark” last Wednesday, December 4th.  The breed to appreciate was golden retrievers who received free self-serve washes at the local dog wash.  The event attracted goldens from all over San Diego with dogs and owners attending from North Park, Coronado, Carlsbad, Oceanside as […]

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Have you ever wondered how much or how little we can see with our own eyes?  Well, there are countless phenomena in everyday life that we can’t perceive simply because they are too small, too fast, too slow, or simply invisible!  “Mysteries of the Unseen World” delves into the world of the unseen: invisible light, […]

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Saturday November 23rd at 6:30pm at a secret hill top estate in Del Mar/Carmel Valley was the location of the last Secret Table event.  Over 100 individuals attended this community-based organic food event that showcases its flare at unique and secret locations all around the county.  The event featured 5 food stations including desert and organic […]

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Ever Wonder What Happens During a Home Loan Approval Process? There are many steps that go into the loan approval process when applying for a home loan.  Below I will list out just some of the many steps a loan goes through from start to finish: First you make your application by providing the lender […]

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Can Your Home Make You Sick?

Can Your Home Make You Sick?  Can Feng Shui Help? What does Lt. Ed Skvarna from the Los Angeles Burbank Police Department Think? Last month, I was invited to speak at the AREAA (Asian Real Estate Association of America) convention in Los Angeles.  I shared the floor with my 3 other distinguished colleagues. My topic […]

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Recently, I updated the bulletin board at my office with the message: “Stand here and think of something you are grateful for!”  I casually left a pen hanging from a string and went on with life. After a couple of days, much to my delight, there were several messages left behind!  A couple messages were from […]

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