What is Considered "Rich"?

I was browsing around one of my favorite sites... yelp.com and came across this topic in their talk section:
How much money do you really need to be "rich"?

It made me think of a video I saw earlier in the week:


In the US, we take our blessings for granted. We forget that most of us are automatically "rich" compared to the majority of the world, just by living in this country. In a society where we strive to be "rich", we get lost in the hustle and bustle. Lost in the fight to come out on top. To have more, or at least more than your neighbor does.

So, what is considered "rich"? Is it a certain amount of money? Is it driving the shiniest new car? Is it a house up on the hill? Is it having clean drinking water? Is it the fact that you're alive?

Something to reflect on when you're feelin' poor.

More So Cal Adventures

Family Hangout:


Audrey & Benson:

Crustless Spinach and Mushroom Quiche

A gallery of eggy, cheesy goodness.

Jon Foreman show in SF

Pics from last night's show at Cafe du Nord:


Amazing show. Probably the best version of "Dare you to Move" I've ever heard. I can't believe Jon played for an hour and a half straight! The guy is crazzzzzzy.

Only Hope from last night's show... check out the percussions... siiiickkkkkk

So Cal Adventures...

Pics from this weekend so far...

Asa and Cristina's Wedding in SD:


Long Beach with Randy and Irene:


Hangin' with Claire:

Coffee Ice Cream!

For as long as I know, coffee ice cream has been my absolute favorite ice cream flavor. So I had to try to make some :)



Let me be honest with you. This is one of the best coffee ice creams I've ever had. I used:
1 cup half/half
2 cups whipping cream
3/4 cup sugar
6 tablespoons coffee beans
6 egg yolks
1/4 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon of coffee grounds.

Here is the gallery of the yummy culinary goodness: danvin.smugmug.com