All posts by: Alexis Schreiber Journey

A new unknown. San Diego.

And here I am once more, in a place unknown, new faces, new city, and a new marital tone.   March rushed by, in just four weeks’ span, tying knots,... Read More

2023 in review.

2023 unfolded with so much promise. In January, amid the budding anticipation, the year kicked off with excitement and wedding planning, followed by a move in February to our new... Read More

Another new.

Another new beginning, new flat, new city, Newport Beach. Feel the fresh sea breeze on my cheeks; down here, the bird’s chorus takes a new melody; yet, it seems Daly... Read More

My dad’s obituary.

I want to post my dad’s obituary that I drafted and published here. It is also officially published on legacy.com.   In Loving Memory of Jeff Schreiber: Passionate Bay Area... Read More

Life in the in-between.

May 2, 2023 Stagnant, yet on the cusp of change, Extraordinary or collapse in range, When to surrender, I can’t gauge, Life’s uncertainties, I can’t rearrange.   Dad’s in the... Read More

Breathe.

As Faith Hill puts it, “Just breeeeeathe.” It’s vital to let your skin breathe every so often, but before the pandemic, my skin did anything but. I heard it’s healthy... Read More

2022, Year in Review.

I began the year a little broken. 2021 wasn’t kind to me. I was laid off, lost one of the loves of my life, (my dog, Joey), and went through... Read More

Hello, I’m still here!

It’s been a wild year, to say the least.  2021 is not a year I’ll look back on with undiluted pleasure and it took a whole year just to recover... Read More

Death to 2021. Birth of 2022.

“A spoon full of sugar makes the medicine go down.” I’m going to use this phrase as an analogy for my year in review of 2021. The “medicine” is the... Read More

London. The Big Smoke and also mirrors.

“The English language is like London: proudly barbaric yet deeply civilised, too, common yet royal, vulgar yet processional, sacred yet profane.”- Stephen Fry, poet. There’s a reason why the city... Read More