Monthly Archives: May 2014

urban turkey trot

Posted on May 31, 2014 by Tom Childers

My mornings and evenings have been punctuated by some all-American sound and action for the last couple of weeks. My house seems to be home-central for a flock of wild turkeys. The action starts right around 6am, with a parade. … Continue reading →

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love and fear and fearlessness

Posted on May 8, 2014 by Tom Childers

I had a whole epiphany the other day, sitting with a glass of wine, and I can finally put it to words. Fear is not present. Funny expression, you can read it a couple of ways, especially from inside the … Continue reading →

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las camelias

Posted on May 3, 2014 by Tom Childers

I have adored two restaurants in the last forty years. One is the Pacific Cafe in San Francisco, a haven of west-coast seafood since I was a young teenager. The other is Las Camelias in San Rafael, a Mexican restaurant … Continue reading →

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