It was a crisp 37 degrees when I woke up this morning. Nothing like clean air after a rain and perfect weather for morning walks.

March 2020 may be a blur. But probably not. The worldwide Covid-19 pandemic came crashing down on all of us. Let’s not go back there again.

Just recently, following numerous tests and procedures to learn why Lola’s white blood cell count has been dangerously low, an aggressive ly

As vaccines are rolling out around the world, the travel bug is biting at our ankles to get us out of isolation.

WE’RE VACCINATED! It’s the fourth day since getting our life-changing second Covid-19 vaccinations.

It’s three days after Valentine’s Day. Spring flowers are blooming, warmth is in the air -- and hearts are wide open.

HAPPY ST. VALENTINE’S DAY AROUND THE WORLD! IT’S TIME TO SPREAD SOME LOVE

Whenever I step out the door, I automatically grab one of several masks hanging like necklaces from my favorite mask chains.

No sooner did I wrap up things on my end (my enema adventure), than we switched gears to Lola’s dangerously low white blood cell count.

Last Sunday was not a good day.

My photo essay of President Joseph R. Biden Jr.’s and Vice President Kamala Harris’ swearing in yesterday morning.

“Athena, can I please have apples and cheese?” My signature snack plate of thinly sliced apples with cheese slices

While running errands in East Los Angeles the other day, I yelled out to Louie, “There’s Robert Hill Lane School!”

Every day I think about the places I’ve seen and the people who have proudly introduced me to the culture of their cities

It was only a matter of time that we would learn the all-important low-down about how to maintain a Covid-19 bubble.