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Author Archives: Galen Workman
Recall Chesa Boudin — Yes on H
Based on my personal experience of his failure to stop a senseless prosecution of a PTSD victim and my observations of people released by Chesa causing death and damage, I am voting YES on H. Continue reading
Posted in Politics, San Francisco, Social Justice
Tagged Chesa Boudin, district attorney, Prop H, recall
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“Once on This Island” at OSF
It was good to be back in the Bowmer Theater to for a fun evening that is full of energy, good singing, lively movement, and entertaining and meaningful music. Ozdachs’ rating is 4 stars out of 5. Continue reading
Posted in osf, plays
Tagged #onceonthisislandosf, 4 stars out of 5, musicals, racism, social justice
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SeQueL, November 21, 2008 – November 23, 2021
Honoring SeQueL who lived from November 21, 2008 to November 23, 2021. SeQueL’s spirit has guided the Ozdachs for twelve years and her memory will continue to empower and comfort us. Continue reading
Posted in dachshunds
Tagged celebration, dachshunds, memorial, pets, rainbow bridge, SeQueL
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Taking Care of the Poor, San Francisco Style, 2021
There is something humanly disturbing and wrong about how we have decided to NOT handle poor homeless people in need. Here’s what I saw on Castro Street last week. Continue reading
Posted in philippic, Social Justice
Tagged 5150, disabled, homeless, san francisco streets, street people, unhoused
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Mother Nature and the Side Fence
Just a fun observation. Back in March, 2018 we noticed a small volunteer growing in a small crack in the concrete on our side fence. The little guy is looking pretty healthy three years later! Continue reading
Posted in Climate Justice Month, San Francisco
Tagged back yard, fence, plant, succulents, volunteer plants
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