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2023 in review.
Living, My Musings
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 2-bedroom place abode in Daly City. However, in March, everything
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Another new.
Living, My Musings
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 City's clouds tails me;
still struggling to fathom this new reality;
where Dad is gone,
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My dad's obituary.
Living, My Musings
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 Concrete Truck Driver and Finisher, Devoted Father, Brother, Uncle, and Friend
Jeffrey "Jeff"
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Life in the in-between.
Living, My Musings
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 hospital, I feel alone,
Unemployed, fiance far from home,
Laptop broken, new city to roam,
Too much free time,
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Breathe.
Beauty, Shameless Self-Awareness
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 to give your face a break. A makeup-free flawless face for
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2022, Year in Review.
Living, My Musings
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 a breakup with someone I thought would be in my
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“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
“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
When it comes to addiction, the first step is to admit you have an addiction. Hello, my name is Alexis and I’m a lip balm addict. For a while now,... Read More
There are many reasons why you should get the flu shot but while we are still in a global pandemic, we all have a human obligation to protect each other... Read More
I always say I’m the wrong kind of Californian because the colder it gets, I become more alive. The minute I have to put away my coats and boots in... Read More
One of my favorite and easy vittles to whip up? The veggie burger. Whether you make them from scratch or buy the patty and dress it up, it’s a meal... Read More
“Rome is the city of echoes, the city of illusions, and the city of yearning.” -Giotto di Bondone, Renaissance painter In the spring of 2012, I voyaged to the legendary... Read More