Photo by Kimmy Liliedahl
Cinder went on her first road trip recently for a couple of weeks to visit the relatives. Snuggled into her crate, her accommodations were just like home only moving. But she’s used to running errands with the folks so why not this. A fella’s gotta take a break after all that driving and Cinder needs some cuddle time with Cris.
Has anyone else had problems easing into 2023? It better get better than this month was.
Kathie Gibboney lets us know from her Corner of the Canyon that you’re not alone and manages to offer hope in the face of adversity. (Page 13)
All in all, we have a pretty buoyant issue with good news about Topanga Actors Company (Page 5), Carolyn Day’s Growing Hope Gardens (Page 6), and Lola Babalon’s new weekly Plant Walk (Page 7).
Over the winter holiday, Topanga El students and their new science teacher captured photos of the abundant wildlife that inhabits their campus (Page 12). The only thing you must read and take seriously is Sr. Reporter Annemarie Donkin’s coverage of the quarterly Topanga Emergency Management Task Force meeting with vital information about being prepared for disaster. (Page 4)
With the abundance of challenges in the first month of 2023, you might want to check in with a psychic instead of your psychiatrist. Kait Leonard offers some tips on how to choose a psychic (Page 10).
No, we did not forget Valentine’s Day. Sarah Spitz discovered “Three Queens and a King,”
who offer a Valentine’s Day Drag Brunch with entertainment at Sorry Not Sorry restaurant on February 11. So what if it’s a little early? Love is Love. (Pages 8-9)
