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San Diego, Paradise and Temptation

by MySanDiego    4 min read     November 30, 2020

Living in San Diego, there's fun to be had everywhere you turn. Delicious food, sunny beaches and those night clubs that make you want to get out and dance the night away. However, for some, it's riddled with temptation, too. Bars and nighttime establishments call to you, saying just one won't hurt.  The truth is alcoholism is a major problem in the United States, and San Diego is no exception. Those who live there or even visit on vacation have to take great care to avoid the temptations. … [Read more...]

Luxury San Diego Condo Gets Upgraded AV System with Crestron Programming

by Emily Lund    2 min read     November 4, 2020

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To different people, “living the life of luxury” can mean different things. For some, it means living in a sprawling country estate; for others, it’s about living in a custom home in a high-class suburban neighborhood, and for still others, it can mean living in an urban setting in a high-end apartment or condo complex. At the Meridian complex in downtown San Diego, residents not only live in well-appointed condos, but they also get amazing views of the San Diego Bay, access to a concierge, … [Read more...]

A Review of the RotoShovel: An Auger and Shovel in One

by Emily Lund    4 min read     October 26, 2020

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Every once in a while, a product comes along that has the potential to be a game-changer. When I first heard about the RotoShovel, I thought this could be it! The RotoShovel is a tool that combines an auger and shovel, and is powered by a battery. It promises to “take the heavy labor out of shoveling.” That sounded great to me! I am an avid gardener. When I first moved onto my one-acre property three years ago, there were only a couple of trees and a few sad-looking bushes. I have since … [Read more...]

Creating Family Oasis: Spruce Up Your Outdoor Space

by Chloe Taylor    5 min read     September 18, 2020

We’re slowly approaching the end of summer, but we still have a couple of weeks left until the leaves start to turn brown and crispy and the temperatures go down. This means we still have the time to enjoy the autumn Sun’s rays for a little while, so it’s best to start beautifying your backyard right away. For many homeowners in San Diego, sprucing up their outdoor space is an ideal way to showcase their creativity while at the same time creating a welcoming environment where they can spend … [Read more...]

7 Stylish AND Sustainable Design Ideas for Your San Diego Home

by Chloe Taylor    4 min read     June 26, 2020

Not only will a sustainable design help you decrease your home’s ecological footprint, but it will also create a stylish ambiance that radiates with natural energy. You might not even be aware of all the hidden toxins in your home endangering your health. By introducing an eco-friendly design into your home, you’ll create a healthy environment with a unique natural charm. Go with Sustainable Flooring Materials Despite not being the most conspicuous detail in home décor, stylish floors are … [Read more...]

Commercial Property Exterior and Landscape: Why Does It Matter?

by Chloe Taylor    3 min read     June 4, 2020

It is common knowledge that the location of a business in San Diego has a big role to play in its success. In the same way, the functionality of the interior of the business is key in making the business a success; it’s a place where ideas are brought to life and efficient operations are fostered. But, how about the exterior appearance of the business, is it just some shiny façade of secondary quality? The answer is no. The exterior reflects the company’s identity and business philosophy. This … [Read more...]

Hiring a Childcare Provider in San Diego during the Coronavirus Outbreak

by MySanDiego    3 min read     April 29, 2020

The coronavirus outbreak in the US (and around the world) has prompted local and federal governments to close schools and non-essential businesses to save lives. This measure, however, does not take into consideration the needs of the many people who work in essential businesses. Because daycare centers and schools are closed, many parents working essential jobs are struggling to find childcare during working hours. Fortunately, however, there are some San Diego Daycare centers that can … [Read more...]

Fun and Exciting Activities San Diego Families Can Enjoy Together

by MySanDiego    3 min read     March 17, 2020

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The truth is there’s no shortage of fun and exciting activities for families to do in San Diego. In fact, with so many options, it can be hard for families to pick one. Fortunately, we’ve compiled five of the best activities that you and your whole family can enjoy while in San Diego. These activities are perfect for vacations if you are not from the area as well as weekend trips for locals. Let's take a closer look at what America’s Finest City has to offer families in search of fun … [Read more...]

Best Practices for Nonprofits in San Diego

by Katie Tejada    5 min read     January 30, 2020

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You’re excited to set up your own nonprofit organization centered on a cause that is near and dear to your heart in San Diego. In your mind’s eye, you see many people benefiting from your organization’s services, and you can already sense the warm, fuzzy feeling that will well up inside of you once that happens. Not so fast, though. Yes, starting a nonprofit can certainly make you feel warm and fuzzy inside. No wonder there are about 1.5 million registered nonprofits in the United States. … [Read more...]

San Diego Electrician Gives Botanical Garden Expansion an Extra Spark

by MySanDiego    2 min read     September 3, 2019

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The San Diego Botanic Garden (SDBG) in Encinitas is undergoing an exciting expansion project! They are adding a new facility within the Hamilton Children’s Garden called the Dickinson Family Education Conservatory. While much of the SDBG is home to plants that are native to the San Diego area, the Dickinson Conservatory will feature tropical plants in its magnificent new glass-enclosed space. With more than 8,200 square feet of space, the Dickinson Conservatory will be able to house various … [Read more...]

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