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Crash America
Some people in the world you must call them by their first and last name. I don’t know why but since forever I have always known Mike King as Mike King… and I have always called him as such. When I...
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Mor Inspiration
The Inspiration show has probably, decidely become somewhat of a Feal Mor tradition now. Third annual meeting on the Queen Mary in Long Beach. I’d say this was the best yet! Feal Mor creator, JP...
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Wandering Heart
What happened to MTV? I thought with The Beavis and Butthead comeback that music videos would follow, like the old days. What is the point of Music Television when the network only plays reality tv?...
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Mr. Anderson
A show I am not too pleased about… because I am missing it. If you’re in LA then you should be there. Half Brit/Half Scot street artist Charlie Anderson (he likes to piss people off and lend his skills...
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Eat. Shop. Design.
Here’s a foreword: eat.shop guides are no longer. For a short time, they were Rather but as of late have become The Hunt. Creator (and once publisher) of the fabulous city guides to locally owned...
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Spring: Garden Fairies
Clean up your garden beds then plant your bulbs and veggie kits. I’ve got a couple interesting interviews in the happening that coincide perfectly with spring cleaning and all that other outdoor...
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The Attic: Long Beach, CA
Steve Massis delivers the ultimate in southern comfort at The Attic on Broadway. Check alligator sausage off my list of never-haves and add Build Your Own Bloody Mary to my all-time favs. I could go on...
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UniqueLA: DTLA
Mother’s Day weekend was spent downtown working the UniqueLA Spring show with Feal Mor. Although I was away from my home in Portland I wasn’t that far from family because so many stopped by and had...
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Rare Plant Research: Oregon City
Twice a year the Rare Plant Research opens its gates to the public: once in late spring for their Annual Open Nursery and Garden and then again in the summer for their reservation only Annual Garden...
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Leach Botanical: Portland, OR
It’s no secret I joined a garden club here in Oregon. I learn more from these ladies then I would if I were to google search all day how and when to prune roses, what diseases and insects to watch for,...
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Lucas/: Portland, OR
Often times stylists can be hard to come by. From my locks to my closet I am lucky enough to have my peeps dialed in no matter what city I live in. That said, there are three things I believe...
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The Alibi: Portland, OR
I could never be a school teacher for fear of speaking in front of a small audience every day. The very thought of singing in front of strangers makes me uneasy and my stomach queasy. My friend Brook,...
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Lonestar Ranch: Aurora, OR
When I tell someone I am from Chino most often they have no clue where that is and sometimes think I am saying Chico. I am not from No Cal. I don’t say hella anything. Now I say I am from Los Angeles...
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The Chicken Lady
I met Michelle Koeppe (aka The Chicken Lady) last year during a presentation for the Cedar Mill Garden Club. She brought quite a few of her “ladies” with her and for being chickens they were very...
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Sequoiadendron giganteum
Remember when the government shut down the National Parks in October 2013? Well, we had a “camping” trip planned during that time. A Groupon purchase made months in advance. Weeks and days were counted...
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