I likely would not have made the drive up to El Dorado Hills to go to dinner, as there are so many amazing options in Midtown, but I was invited to a girl’s night out, and I couldn’t refuse the offer. Sienna is a 9,500 square foot restaurant and bar, that reminded me of […]
Butterflies will set the theme for the Bohart Museum of Entomology’s first weekend opening of the year, set Sunday, Jan. 23 from 1 to 4 p.m. The Bohart Museum, located on the University of California, Davis campus at 1124 Academic Surge on California Drive, is home to more than seven million insect specimens…
Hi. I’m Walking Bob, and I was intrigued by a poster around town advertising, “Let’s Draw Davis!! A SketchCrawl.” I learned that a SketchCrawl mirrors what I do as Walking Bob except people sketch instead of writing and capture what they see on paper instead of in a camera. The January 22 event is actually […]
One of the (many) oddities about being a pastor is having Sunday, a day off for many people, as a work day. That means I watch much less football than I used to, don’t take Sunday afternoon naps, and usually find myself interested in a tasty beverage that celebrates fine grains, roasted malts, and bitter […]
I am writing this article on a stomach full of Satsuma mandarins. I can’t stop eating them. I bought a lot of other things from the farmers’ market, but this thing that happens to me every Satsuma season just keeps on happening. I unpack my bags of produce after my trip to the market. I […]
This week, I went skydiving. Well, it was actually indoors. And I was only ten feet above the ground. And it lasted only 60 seconds. But it was still really cool. When I saw a Groupon (an online coupon company) last October for indoor skydiving, my immediate thought was, No way. Too scary and too […]