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I just celebrated by 21st birthday (hehe), okay 41st. I spent the weekend with my long-time partner Keith, wine tasting in Paso Robles. It was wonderful to spend a couple of days with my love, sipping wine, staying quiet, and reveling in the vineyards’ beauty. That was my gift – the experience of a new […]

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Often the question asked is, can money buy happiness?  While the answer I am given from my well-heeled clients and friends typically begins with a defensive sounding no, when they expand on their reply they generally finish it by agreeing it does provide them things that make them happy.  Research seems to be inconclusive when […]

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We all want to be successful and are always looking to those that ARE successful to see what they are doing that we aren’t. 1.  Successful people often get up early You have likely seen the quote – “Beyonce has the same number of hours in the day as you do.”  But yet, Beyonce is […]

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Based in Carmel Valley, Falcone Institute: New Pathways – Learning to Learn specializes in body-mind integration and life skills that promote high performance – low stress learning for children and adults. Developing and applying a revolutionary approach to achieving peak performance and fulfillment in life- they break the code on learning difficulties.  Teaching people how […]

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We know that many women set the goal to lose weight more than once a year.  However, we make the decision, go hung ho for a few weeks, lose a couple of pounds, then quit. So often, it is due to our internal motivation (or lack thereof).  If you are struggling with keeping your promises […]

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As I start each year, I am always looking for ways to be more successful and efficient.  So, I’m going to share some of my most successful activities to increase YOUR success in 2020! 1. Create your agenda for the day the night before… I actually “Schedule” my week on Sundays, with all the things […]

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Here’s Denali. While I usually avoid sad stories, Denali has come so far and she’s just one step away from one of the happiest endings ever! Some jerk in the Imperial Valley pulled his car over to the side of the road where he shoved out Denali and her 5 tiny puppies. The puppies were […]

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RCHS Pet of the Month for Carmel Valley Life – December 2019

https://rchumanesociety.org/banana/ Banana Banana is the Carmel Valley Life pet of the month at your Rancho Coastal Humane Society. She’s a 3 year old, 11 pound, female, Domestic Short Hair cat with a Torbie (Tortoise Shell and Tabby) coat. She’s very friendly, but likes to take things at her own pace. She wants to be the […]

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City of Chula Vista First in California to be Designated Certified Welcoming City recognized for commitment to immigrant inclusion CHULA VISTA, CA – Dec. 3, 2019 – Today, the City of Chula Vista announced it has achieved the status of Certified Welcoming with the ceremonial raising of a new Welcoming City flag at City Hall. […]

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A San Diego Thanksgiving “Do’s” and “Dont’s” – A Carmel Valley Homeowners Survival Guide. Clogged drains are not what most people think about when they make Thanksgiving plans, but countless thousands of Americans will be adding a plumber to their guest lists sometime during the long weekend. Did you know Black Friday is the busiest day […]

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https://rchumanesociety.org/spoterella/ Spoterella Spoterella is the Carmel Valley Life pet of the month at your Rancho Coastal Humane Society. She’s a 1 year old, 43 pound, female, Wire Haired Pointer mix. She’s like Cinderella, but with spots. She’s looking for her Prince Charming to sweep her off her paws and take her home. Spoterella is fully […]

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Halloween should be a fun time that children remember for years to come.  There are many things you can do to ensure that all children enjoy a safe Halloween and prevent a night of treats from turning into a night spent in the emergency room. Costumes and Safety Avoid costumes with masks, wigs, floppy hats […]

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