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INDEPENDENCE DAY, PRIDE AND COMIC-CON MADE FOR A BUSY MONTH. AFTER IT WAS ALL SAID AND DONE, WHAT HAVE WE LEARNED?


For one thing, we learned that big


groups are hard to organize. For another, we learned that it’s never fun to work an event while watching others have a great time. At any rate, we’re still catching up. Even


though July is behind us, we’re still doing laundry, because after multiple outfits during last month’s weekends, the colos- sal pile of clothes was about to take over the house. If you missed out on the fun July had to


offer, don’t worry, August is your chance to make up for it. There is no point in re- hashing it because we want more space for this month’s fantastic D&J picture by Dennis Covey. As you can tell from our cover, this


month is our pet issue. Since we love sharing our adventures with our darling Ruby, we love the idea of having an issue dedicated to our precious pets...I mean our kids (and don’t let us hear you call them animals). Daisy: Ruby is one strange little girl,


I think she believes she’s actually a cat. You often catch her napping on top of things and her best friend is a cat…not that there’s anything wrong with that. I mean, as they say, “Who are we to judge?” Besides, it is adorable to see her act more like a cat than a dog. Jessica: Ruby is a cat! This issue is one


DAISY AND JESSICA’S by daisy torres & jessica d’nalga 66 RAGE monthly | AUGUST 2014 RAGE monthly ADVENTURES


of my favorites, we get to really appreci- ate our companions, best friends and our babies. We should always feel lucky to have such loving creatures, who love us unconditionally in return. Let’s kick off our monthly “must see”


recommendations with a fantastic photography exhibit by Kelly Fitzgerald


photography by dennis covey denniscoveyart.com


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