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Writing = Challenges
Michele Karlsberg: Is there anything you find particularly challenging in your writing? Pamela Sneed: For myself and many writers, the challenge is going deeper into our work, getting beyond the…
Dive Into Underlying Desires
ARIES (March 21 – April 19) There, there, Aries. Believe it or not, these unexpected detours do serve a purpose. Now you’ve discovered where to purge pesky roadblocks that impede…
Two Wolves in the Hearta
There is a strange duality in human nature. As a species, we’re capable of deep love, compassion, and inspiring acts of self-sacrifice. But, as events like the Holocaust show, we’re…
LPGA LGBT Heroine Muffin Spencer-Devlin
By Jamie Leno Zimron Muffin Spencer-Devlin is one brave and talented woman. A 3-time winner and 21-year veteran on the LPGA Tour (1979-2000), Muffin became the first professional golfer to…
CHEER SF: The World’s Favorite Charitable Cheerleaders, Homegrown in San Francisco
By Nguyen “Win” Pham Based in San Francisco, CHEER San Francisco was founded in 1980 as the world’s first LGBT-identified cheerleading team in history. An all-volunteer nonprofit organization, CHEER SF’s…
Fitness SF Celebrates Pride and a Spectacular New Mid-Market Location
By Michael Globits (Editor’s Note: Look for Fitness SF trainers, members and other athletes in the “SF Bay Times” contingent at the Pride Parade on Sunday.) It’s time to celebrate…
Ride the Ducks: San Francisco’s Fun and Memorable Land/Sea Adventure
(Editor’s Note: The flashiest Ride the Ducks vehicle will be in the “SF Bay Times” contingent this year. Be on the lookout for this colorful boat on wheels!) Have you…
The Tale of ‘U’: Listen to Yourself to Get the Design You Want
As an interior designer and stylist, I am often asked about the “new trends” emerging in home goods. It would be easy to be pithy and declare with absolute certainty…
Confront Darkness to Create Precious Light
Lightning storms in outer space are transforming methane into soot, which hardens into chunks of graphite that toughen over time. The result? “Diamond rain.” Scientists estimate that 1,000 tons of…
Remembering the Stonewall Uprising
In the late 1960’s, sexual minorities in America endured a level of oppression that is all too often forgotten, even by those of us who were alive at the time.…
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