Gen-X in a Millennial World
New cat brings challenges for the new year
In August, my husband Derek and I decided to adopt a kitten for our daughter, Quinn, who had been asking...
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Find gratitude in a ‘slow life’
Regularly practicing gratitude can make our lives better.
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Big Bird in a ‘Finger Family’ world
This October, Caroll Spinney, the original Big Bird, retired after nearly 50 years of playing most everyone’s favorite yellow-feathered friend.
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A local to idolize
When I was a kid, I had several idols I wanted to emulate. There was first lady Nancy Reagan, who...
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Saying goodbye to youth
—Genevieve A. Suzuki is a local attorney who lives and works in La Mesa.
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Genevieve A. Suzuki is a local attorney who lives and works in La Mesa.
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Dragging grandma into the high-tech age
My mom eventually asked me whether her flip-phone could FaceTime.
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A special ‘dad figure’
To borrow from someone else, while everyone has a father, not everyone has a dad. Thankfully, a dad can be...
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Give back to parks that give us so much
If there’s one thing in La Mesa that deserves our community’s full support, it’s the La Mesa Park & Recreation...
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The blurry signs of middle age
Last year I turned 42, which still seems quite young by today’s standards.
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By Dianne Jacob In my recent State of the County address, I laid out an ambitious list of initiatives that will help
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