“In the October 2000 issue of the Sandpiper, Rod Franklin wrote, ‘It is up to us to ensure that we have a
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“Since I was a child, when I was first learning about sailing and astronomy, [the Polynesian] people and voyages seemed larger than
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“Many of the contemporary social issues that most vex and engage us can be addressed through arts experiences. Interaction through music, dance,
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“My work is about flow, energy, and human connection. It is because of these elements that I have a heavy emphasis for
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“I’m going to be right here. I’m going to go to council meetings in shorts and T-shirts and sit in the back
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“Wild cucumber vines in Crest Canyon with those prickly green pods that look like medieval vegetable maces. The light changes. And, I
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On facing our just desserts: “Hopes tend toward pies in the sky. Facts bring them down to Earth So, when time lets
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“So, what’s so special about Del Mar? Some indefinable mix of climate, architecture, urban woods, lovely beach, flowered medians, pleasant restaurants, and
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Preserving and Restoring the Lagoon “I started the Del Mar San Dieguito Lagoon Committee soon after John and I moved to Del
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“The most important thing that I’ve learned—the most profound thing in the last 50 years since we put the first cell phone
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