I’m OK with the fee I pay, but not having the restaurant pay 33% of the food order.
It was a Friday night, and neither one of us felt like cooking. So I pulled up Grubhub on my phone, and we talked about what we each wanted from one of our favorite restaurants....
Difficult Days, Thinking of Self Care
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There is so much going on in our country, let alone the world, right now that I wanted to write a few lines from vacation to send love.
For activists on the front lines, it can be especially difficult. It’s so important to practice self care, whatever that looks like...
A Rooster in the House
Written by Dan Hanley on . Posted in Activism, Veganism. 4 Comments on A Rooster in the House
A new roommate is nothing new at an animal sanctuary.
Big Bird is beautiful.
Even without a beak.
He isn’t a pet, he’s a resident at Herd and Flock Animal Sanctuary in California. He has special needs so, rather than living in a chicken coop, he lives in the main...
Vote Against Candidates Whose Only Platform is to Slam Trans People
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I saw a sign for someone running for our state senate seat that I hadn’t seen before.
I checked them out.
Their name is new to me. Are they a Democrat?
I read an interview they did and immediately realized they were on of them.
You know the type. Our policics...
Two Interesting Congressional Races in Southern California
Written by Dan Hanley on . Posted in Activism, Mike and Dan, Politics. 1 Comment on Two Interesting Congressional Races in Southern California
These two races have had me thinking a lot about the elections coming up this year.
For us, the election is closer as our primary is March 5th and there will be a lot on the ballot.
The two races are in CA Congressional districts 31 and 28.
Both seats are safe...




