Line66.org - Something great on this years tax form!

This year, Californians will have the opportunity to donate to the California Sexual Violence Victim Services Fund on their annual state income tax form.

The fund will be used to support the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA) in their ongoing efforts in prevention, ( Read more... )

There's little else to say. IKEA rocks my socks. Today I went to Sacramento's new IKEA after a helluvaday at work, the highlight of which was my interview with a Korean television crew (who flew from Korea for the story) and a really good sandwich involving turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce. Back to IKEA and how it blew my effing mind. This ( Read more... )

I should have learned over the last few weeks that if I have the audacity to doubt it, it will happen. Whatever it is ( Read more... )

Why I had a pretty good year ( Read more... )

We at the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (CALCASA) would like to send our condolences and support to those affected by Hurricane Katrina which destroyed parts of the Gulf Coast of the United States. We have been in contact with the Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault, and are aware of the massive devastation in the region. ( Read more... )

I haven't said much in a while, but I thought I'd tell you all what I've learned in the last month and a half. You ready? Here it goes ( Read more... )

Looking back on the last eight years, I think I may have had more fun and done more cool things than most of the intelligent folks around me. I've long been known as a spur-of-the-moment type, with sometimes outlandish ideas (though I defend still that a monkey and an RV is a match made in heaven ( Read more... )

I'll not brag, but I thought it'd be worth mentioning what my neighborhood is like for those who might want to visit someday. This may also explain why I'm having difficulty staying in daily contact with folks so far ( Read more... )

Things are pretty nice here. I'm sitting at Starbucks (I got desperate for internet, gimme a break) "borrowing" free wi-fi from a coffeeshop across the street that's closed for the day, while soaking up sun and staring at palm trees. I have heard through the grapevine that Colorado is a bit dreary, so I'm pleased as punch with my new locale. At the ( Read more... )

Arrived last night. In delirium (after 14 hours driving) I turned the down a street where cars aren't allowed (trains only) and we drove about a half mile on light rail tracks. It would have been an interesting meeting, my rental-truck-towing-new-car and the light rail train. Luckily nobody noticed our behemoth lurching down the cobblestones where ( Read more... )