I think it’s best when discussing things, not to over estimate your audience’s knowledge base.  That doesn’t mean, consider them stupid, just to have the point of view that not everyone has the same level of understanding on every subject.  I know personally, more often than not, I wish someone had given me a little background info on what they were talking about, so I could understand better.  Having said that, I have an RSS feed for my site.   This allows my readers to stay current with my posts and not have to check my site all the time.  ALTHOUGH, I’m totally happy if you do that too

If you don’t know what an RSS feed is.  Wikipedia has more info on it then you would ever need.  And this site, breaks it down really simply.  And now that you are in the know,  you can subscribe to my site!

Kisses

I just wanted to write a quick post. I am in the process of moving. I will be dividing my time between Los Angeles and Tehachapi. Why Tehachapi you say? I am a volunteer for the American Foundation for Tibetan Conservation AKA Ari Bhod. I am now in the process of moving out of my Silverlake place and gearing up for the mountains and for Winter!

As a side note, when I moved back to LA from NY I thought I would NEVER need my winter clothes. Which, for those of you who knew me in New York during winter time, knows that this is laughable. My “idea” of winter clothes was well, exactly what you would expect from a Valley Girl. Not enough layers and boots that looked warm but weren’t water resistant. I think it took the entire three years of living there before I got the idea. And even then, aside from the proper winter coat, I was clueless.

However, having the best Jewish mother ever, my mom was kind enough to find me boots for an early birthday present! And not just any boots, but Merrell “Spirit Tibet” Boots. I thought the name was very fitting.

Merrell Spirit Tibet Boots

Let the early Birthday present shopping begin!!! OH! and for those of you who would like to get in on the birthday gift express train, my birthday is December 12th (12/12)! XO

I have donated this piece for this Obama fundraiser. If you are in the Los Angeles area on Sunday, please come and show your support.

Event organizers have set a suggested donation at $100 per person. Checks should be made payable to “Obama for America.” To RSVP, send an email to Yes_We_Can@Yahoo.com or call 323-344-9955

OPERATION YES WE CAN: A LOS ANGELES EVENT FOR OBAMA-BIDEN
Live Music, Art and Information

Home of Gwen Freeman and André Jardini
815 Elyria Drive
(On Mt. Washington at San Rafael)

FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO RSVP CALL 323-344-9955

Sunday, October 5, 1 to 5 p.m.

Music by The Chapin Sisters, Carlos Guitarlos, The Evangenitals

Appearances by Culture Clash’s Richard Montoya,
Assemblymember Kevin Deleon, Councilmember Jose Huizar

Special Appearance by “Gov. Sarah Palin” (aka Jessica Chisum)

MC: LAUSD President Monica Garcia

Art Auction by Prominent Los Angeles Artists

The gala event will raise funds for the Obama for America campaign
Appetizers, wine and soft drinks will be served.

Host Committee:Assemblymember Kevin DeLeon, Assemblymember Anthony Portantino, City Councilmember Jose Huizar, City Councilmember Ed Reyes, L.A. Unified School Board President Monica Garcia, Paul Ahrens, Jeff Boxer, Scott Burleigh, Doug Dawson, Carol Jacques, Sharon Kyle, Doug Dawson, Pat Griffith, Dick Price, Connie Rohman, Keith Rohman, Bill Rumble, Tony Scudellari, Natalie Seaman, Jain Sekuler, Eliot Sekuler, Hank Shaeffer, Robert Squires, Ann Walnum

I will be working with the American Foundation for Tibetan Cultural Preservation this Sunday at the Pan Asian Museum. We will construct a traditional sand mandala that kids can watch and participate in. Please come join us!

Where:Pan Asian Museum
46 North Los Robles Avenue, Pasadena California 91101
Sunday September 28, 11:00am-5:00pm

Free Family Day - Himalayan Festival We’re celebrating the people of the world’s highest region with the biggest FREE Family Festival of the year! Enjoy hands-on crafts, music, dance, exhibitions, demonstrations, and food and crafts for sale from Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Tibet.

The Himalayan Festival is presented in association with the Tibetan Association of Southern California and is made possible in part by the City of Pasadena Arts and Culture Commission and Cultural Affairs Division, Pasadena Art League, Target, Dharma Arts, Tibetan Arts, India Sweets and Spices and Bodhi Tree Bookstore. In-kind support provided by Dolphin Rents, Sierra Club, and Whole Life Times. Special thanks to the volunteers of Pacific Asia Museum’s Himalayan Arts Council and Pakistan Arts Council.

I’ve been keeping busy as usual and wanted to keep everyone posted on what I’ve been doing. Those of you who know me, know that I don’t eat sugar. EXCEPT on rare occasions. Anytime Sandra bakes something, I always make an exception. Therefore, I was more than delighted to design her business card. I photographed one of her super yummy red velvet cupcakes for the back and designed the front of the card with all her info. If you live in the Los Angeles area and are looking for exceptional sweets, I highly recommend Mama Sweetas!.

I haven’t posted here in a while. Been busy and all. However, I am really excited about my latest endeavor, so I couldn’t resist sharing. I am selling some photos and paintings on this new online store. Here’s a look at what I’m doing.

Shopflick: Visit this store

I’ve been shooting a lot for buzznet lately. My stuff is all over the place. You can find my page here! bzzzzzz

I went to Comic Con Convention down in San Diego.
Photographed the band Cartel.
and the Davey Havok and Jade Puget from AFI in their new band Blaqk Audio.

This is rad, rad, rad!