I’m in LAX, it’s the typical morning gloomy day with clouds covering the marina. Its’ dark. Its’ not even light yet even though it’s 10:00 in the morning. Yet here I am at the airport, and there are quite a number of people walking around in dark sunglasses and a hat

Today is one of my favorite days. May 1. When I lived in NYC i always felt a great sense of relief when May hit. It meant that summer was right around the corner and there was a certain magic in the air. Now living in LA LA land, May 1 is just another date [...]

Hey guys, Shogo here with another Friday blog to get you ready to go out and enjoy yourself this weekend!
We have a lot of international followers and readers of the blog. We always get a ton of emails every day, and last week alone the emails we got from you guys came anywhere from the US to Sweden to Zimbabwe to Indonesia. They were great!

Living in Los Angeles has made me ultra alert to the dreamers who are out there. It seems like everyone in Los Angeles lives in dreamland.

Have you ever run into the road police? I’m not talking about the people who drive the black and white cars with the cute little red lights on top. I’m talking about the road police.

You know, living in L.A. is really funny.

I got a great email today from a friend of mine. In his email, he asked me why I don’t drink alcohol.

What are the best “single cities?” All of you right now are probably anticipating me busting out David Wygant’s list of the best cities for singles, and wondering if your city is going to be on it. Is New York going to be on it? Is San Francisco going to be on it? Is the percentage of men in Boulder, Colorado too high to live there?

What is it about airplanes? Why are they so annoying now? You are on a ten hour flight coming back from wherever you’ve been — from a secret location vacation. That’s what I like to call my vacations: secret location vacations. (We had a great time on ours by the way). So we are nearly at the end of our ten hour flight back to Los Angeles, when…

I get emails all the time from people who tell me how rotten their life is because they cannot meet people. My response is always, “That’s easy to fix! Try driving in L.A. traffic. You can’t do a thing about that.”