People tell you when you have kids, “Don’t blink. They’ll be all grown up before you know it.” While in the throes of the terrible twos as they were throwing themselves on the floor at the store and screaming at the top of their lungs, or telling me that a science project is due while… read more
I had a conversation with my best friend just after Christmas about our bucket lists. Places we’d like to go, things we’d like to do- and hers was a trip to Europe with me. AND she is paying for a trip for us to go. At first I was hesitant because that is a HUGE… read more
For the first time since 2005, I’m genuinely looking forward to watching the Super bowl. That year, my beloved Philadelphia Eagles fell short in Super bowl 39 to the New England Patriots. We came darn close to capturing our fourth NFL title. That’s right, professional football was being played, and was relevant– even rings were… read more
I am not one for making New Year’s resolutions. It seems like an expectation that is a little difficult to live up to. If it was too hard to make happen all year long, what’s so magical about the begging of the year that is going to make it any easier? I guess it’s all… read more
With just four days left until Autumn kicks the door in, I recently had a moment to reflect back on a Summer that turned out to be one of the most playful and gratifying in recent years. From concerts to ball games, camping to Micky Mouse, Sunset Boulevard to Yosemite, the last 14 weeks have… read more
Didn’t school just end?! It’s time again and I think I’m ready. There was lots of fun to be had- but I’m ready to get back to the normalcy that the school year seems to bring with it. Everyone’s home around the same time, there’s homework time and even dinner is more regular (and more… read more
This week lost an amazing man. His sudden death has sent shock waves through out little community and an outpouring of love and mourning for John Kane, who touched so many lives in the short time he was with us. He came on as an advertiser at KNCO soon after opening his restaurant, instantly making… read more
It was in the wee hours of July 21 that my morning co-host exposed me to the now viral, shirtless selfie of 70-year-old Geraldo Rivera. As visually horrific and mystifying as that experience was, it was a Tuesday sports headline that ultimately triggered my gag reflex. The Los Angeles Dodgers this week offered former San… read more
This was the Airfest weekend and as always, it was AMAZING! I’ve been to both the hangar party/dinner/dance and the airshow itself for the last several years, and this year was, by far, the best! The scene for the dinner/dance was beautifully set- complete with an entire orchestra, planes on display and a hot air… read more
First off, Sorry! The transmitter on our main frequency (94.1) decided it was time for it’s summer vacation. Never fear our intrepid engineering staff is on the scene trying to get everything back up and working. In the meantime this would be the perfect time to check out the three other methods you can… read more
I just went down to San Francisco to take a friend to have a procedure done at UCSF and the whole experience made me appreciate living in a small town. I was lucky enough to get into the city right after rush hour Monday night and drove onto Treasure Island just as the sun was… read more
I love this time of year! It starts to warm up- things start to slow down. For me, it’s the most wonderful time of the year! Longer days and warmer nights…. spending the afternoons at the river and the evenings under the stars. Festivals & street fairs and sneaking away to Lake Tahoe for a… read more
I am here at the radio station part time in the morning and looking for a job to fill the rest of my days and pay the bills. I went to another job interview yesterday and found that they were not planning to start anyone in the position until the end of June and went… read more
Checking my facebook page for local birthday announcements, I saw a post from a woman who just opened a new business, she sits on a board or two, has two active kids, is volunteer mom of the year at school AND she clearly works out. I sit in awe at all she does and wonder… read more
I’ve gotten to know the customized message alert tone of my 11-year-old daughter’s IPOD pretty well since her grandfather bought it for her 16 months ago. It has become just another routine, household sound , much like the tick of our coffee table clock, the creak of the kitchen door, or the frequent snort from the family bulldog. More times than… read more
I saw this video this morning and had to share it with you. It features wounded soldiers speaking to the victims Survivors of the Boston bombings. See you can watch it and not get a little choked up : Heros Speaking Up
And then there were sixteen. So far, the 2013 NCAA men’s basketball tournament has been pleasantly burdensome. My home has felt less like a place of decompression, and more like the main trading floor at 11 Wall Street. The phones have been non-stop, with hours of excited, incoherent, Bud Light-fueled gibberish logged from friends and… read more
We all remember the ’60′s, right? Or at least parts of the them. I remember being promised flying cars by the year 2001. Here is is 2013 and I am still ground bound. It seems people don’t want to get airborne on their way to work. They just want to get there without spending a… read more
I just became the mother of a licensed driver and still, I’m wondering how that happened. It seems like just a few years ago when she was learning to walk! Most moms are freaking out at this point- but not me. My little girl has grown into this responsible little person with a level head… read more
