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    You Should Write a Book

    You Should Write a Book

    By Dr. Tim Seelig– March 12, 2016, was a red-letter day. It changed a lot of things for me. On that day, this appeared in the San Francisco Bay Times:…

    Donna’s Chronicles: San Francisco’s 50th Annual Pride & Celebration

    Donna’s Chronicles: San Francisco’s 50th Annual Pride & Celebration

    By Donna Sachet– San Francisco’s 50th annual Pride Parade & Celebration is this weekend, maybe not with the always fabulous parade up Market Street and thousands of celebrants in Civic…

    Negroni, King of the Cocktails

    Negroni, King of the Cocktails

    By David Landis– The Gay Gourmet– My initial recollection of the now-popular Negroni cocktail was during my first trip to Italy in the 80s with my dear Uncle Paul and…

    The Gay Gourmet: How to Make the Perfect Negroni

    The Gay Gourmet: How to Make the Perfect Negroni

    David Landis, aka “The Gay Gourmet,” shares how to make the perfect Negroni.…

    Reopening or Reconfiguring? SF’s Restaurants Contemplate the Future

    Reopening or Reconfiguring? SF’s Restaurants Contemplate the Future

    By David Landis “The Gay Gourmet”— With the coronavirus pandemic in full swing, the tide is turning to the talk of reopening. Potentially, no industry has been harder hit than…

    Donna Sachet, “As we approach the 50th anniversary of San Francisco Pride…”

    Donna Sachet, “As we approach the 50th anniversary of San Francisco Pride…”

    By Donna Sachet– As we approach the 50th anniversary of San Francisco Pride, we can’t help but be aware of the historical nature of this pandemic and its related effects…

    Who We Are vs. What We Do

    Who We Are vs. What We Do

    By Dr. Tim Seelig– One of my lifelong challenges has been to discern the difference in what I do and who I am. It has been the topic of many…

    Keeping Farmers’ Markets Open

    Keeping Farmers’ Markets Open

    By Debra Morris– Lawmakers across the state continue to weigh the pros and cons of reopening farmers’ markets, even though they have been declared essential businesses. It is still up…

    LGBT Sports: We Hug Each Other Tighter, Longer, and Closer

    LGBT Sports: We Hug Each Other Tighter, Longer, and Closer

    By John Chen– While some professional sports around the world are being played with no live fans in attendance as a temporary solution to the COVID-19 pandemic, I wonder when…

    Donna’s Chronicles: Shelter in Place

    Donna’s Chronicles: Shelter in Place

    By Donna Sachet– When Shelter-in-Place was first announced and most businesses were asked to close operations, San Francisco took on a very different appearance. Most startling to us was the…