I love plants. I love looking at them, I love smelling them, I love touching them, I love watching bugs crawl and land on their leaves. Proof: see my Instagram #yourdailytree. I’ve never actually grown an edible garden. I have lots of succulents (because my cat won’t eat them), I’ve grown a herb or two,… Continue reading I’m Learning How To Grow An Edible Garden (On A Tiny Balcony In Tokyo!) – Part 1
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Ohayu (Oh, Hai, You!)
It’s February 28th, 2018 and I made a promise to myself that I would publish something today. Anything. Just write and post it. Why? Because I have a lot of ideas and questions swirling around in my head and Barbara She claims, “isolation is the dream killer, not your lousy attitude.” It’s pretty easy to isolate… Continue reading Ohayu (Oh, Hai, You!)
KitHub Turns Two
Today is the day after Trump was elected as President. Not the easiest day to celebrate a birthday. Two years ago today, Luz Rivas and I launched KitHub. We attribute our collaboration to President Obama, because it was at an Town Hall with Obama in October, 2014 that we ran into each other and the… Continue reading KitHub Turns Two
It Takes A Nation Of Makers To Make A Nation
Back in 2012 when the seeds were planted for LA Makerspace, it was still a fairly novel idea. We were the first family friendly makerspace in Los Angeles and we launched one of the first makerspace crowdfunding campaigns on Kickstarter. People came to our space in downtown LA from all over Southern California because it… Continue reading It Takes A Nation Of Makers To Make A Nation
Hack for Good: Climate Change Solutions
Geeklist is hosting a global hackathon from Sept. 12-14th to get smart people thinking and creating solutions to our world’s most pressing climate problems. I created a challenge on Pursuitery to help bring more awareness to the hackathon and to participate virtually from the comfort of my home desk. There are two ways that I’m… Continue reading Hack for Good: Climate Change Solutions