I had a mammogram yesterday. The mobile Kamanos Mammogram Unit visits work every year. Malloy provides this valuable benefit to us and picks up the tab. It’s a great benefit on so many levels. It’s paid for, we’re still on the clock, it doesn’t eat into our preventative benefit and we skip the hassle of making an appointment and driving
Thursday nights my yoga posse comes to my house and we do yoga in my dining room. Tonight we did standing twist poses. They are tough ones, both in balance and in strength. The posse is getting stronger and more proficient in their yoga practice. It’s a pleasure and an honor to have them in my house. I feel lucky
Watching An Inconvenient Truth I was struck by several things. First, I felt really bad for Al Gore. Getting the message out about global warming has been this guy’s life mission and, it seems, nobody is listening. He’s a passionate, smart, and interesting guy and it was heart wrenching to see him put his heart into this work and have
I watched “Who Killed the Electric Car?” this week and was outraged at the guilty parties for killing the electric car. This is a documentary exploring the birth, limited commercialization, and subsequent death of the battery electric vehicle manufactured by General Motor. The EV1 was quite a favorite of many owners. The cars, only leased, mostly in California, ran on