hope you are safe and well, take care of yourself, and yours. xom.

hello and thank you for reading this short photo postcard.
instead of asking if anyone reads blogs anymore, I’d like to thank you for landing here.
we are here, the present, this july, this 2019 y this blog should turn 11, same age as my sweet kitty cat.

instead it feels like I have gone through a few life changes and yet navigated a sea of serenity whether it was necessary for mental health survival or absolutely needed to stay afloat. i decided to leave my big comfy corporate job a bit ago, a privilege to do so, and take a step to work closer to home. i am fortunate to have not done it alone, and who can without solid professional networks, talented friends with various career skills and career advice, sincere kindness, words of encouragement or a quick message reply to say hi, or not, meant the world.
open to ongoing changes, and grateful.

❤︎
love, meli

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solo afternoon reflections. contrary to the serenity of this image, the coffee shop was buzzing with foot traffic.

polk street | book: american street by ibi zoboi

a nice place to drink good coffee, read y gather one’s thoughts.
cafe moto, barrio logan en san diego, ca.

first week of june, 2018

👻 SO good ×

Hello, I want to play a game. #Jigsaw #DubNation pic.twitter.com/cvl6F3cIQc

— Stephen Curry (@StephenCurry30) October 29, 2017

I have zero experience with bike share programs, and I have yet to use the service(s). Bay Area Bike Share ceased to exist before I personally tried it out.
There’s a few people that I know that are on board, and some are against such services.

I found this article informative and I am just learning about the program’s efforts to its better accessibility.

This week, the company announced that it had hit 500 members in the “Bike Share For All” initiative, which offers low-income residents in the Bay Area a full year of bike rentals for only $5. After one year, the rate increases to $5 per month, roughly one-third of the cost of normal membership.

Read on here: Bike share for all | by Nuala Sawyer