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Last year I planted squash, the big one. We plant different things based on the season. During summer there is Arugula, that kind of thing.
I saw the LA river cleanup online, and I was into it because I used to go there as a kid before they put in asphalt or anything like that.
What I notice about this program for these kids is the fact that there are a lot of ethnicities. They're all bringing their kids to these preschools, whereas the kids that I grew up were only Hispanic, Mexican American.
It's just a joy to walk out this door and look over in that river. Watch the ducks, listen to the ducks fly by. The geese when they're in town and they're doing their thing.
We teach parents to be better parents; they're already good parents but we teach them to be even better parents through our programs.
The demographic has changed, when I first got there were more Latinos, but younger, what I would like to say yuppie or people in entertainment.
I have a catering company that specializes in vegan cuisine and innovative home style.
In this particular compound here everyone knows each other and helps out. There are probably thirty people that live here.
We used to have tons of frogs at night, and it was such a beautiful sound, it would be: ribbit, ribbit, ribbit.
There are great places to walk. Up in these hills are some beautiful spots to take the baby and the dog. It's nice and has a lot of personality with some great people.
My husband works early and I work in the afternoon that way one of us is always with the kids.
It's up to us, the residents of this community to make sure that the essence of this neighborhood isn't lost.