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Monthly Archives: January 2014
Wynkoop Brewing Company – Joycott Article
Wynkoop Brewing Company – Joycott Article One of my passions is definitely beer. And not in the alcoholic sense, or the way college kids use it; I sincerely enjoy learning about, tasting, and exploring the possibilities that beer has to … Continue reading
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Tagged Article, Beer, Brewery, Community, Joycott, Sustainable, Wynkoop Brewing Company
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“Maturity is un…
“Maturity is understanding what your limitations are.”
Conquering MUNI: The Thrillist Rule Book
Conquering MUNI: The Thrillist Rule Book During that strange time between when my bike was stolen and until I purchased a new one from the deep Mission, I had to ride MUNI to and from work every day. Usually this … Continue reading
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Joycotting
Or freelancing, I guess I should call it. Either way, I’ve been freelancing for some time now in addition to my awful restaurant job that pays my bills and keeps me living in San Francisco, where the rent is too … Continue reading
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Tagged A Cup of Common Wealth, Articles, Bamboo Sushi, Freelance, Green, Joycott, Not Boycott, Small Business, Sustainability
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Cats Are Tricky Room Mates
Upon becoming the co-owner of a cat a month or so ago, I’ve come to the realization that most things (like cats and children) are much more fun when they’re not yours. And while I’m enjoying having this third room … Continue reading
Two Thousand Fourteen
New year, new things. That’s what I try to do, anyways. So I just hung around all of yesterday, bumming around the apartment and not doing much but updating my Facebook news feed constantly while trying to set up my … Continue reading
Falling Asleep in America 