Those who have lived a long time have done a lot, seen a lot – and can teach us a lot. And that’s certainly true when it comes to investing. What lessons can you learn from experienced investors?

For starters, keep your emotions in check. You may be less likely to react to short-term events, such as a market downturn, by selling quality investments just because their price is temporarily down.

Also, learn from experience. We all make mistakes, such as chasing those “hot” stocks we’ve heard about – only to find they’ve already cooled off when we buy them. Just don’t repeat your errors.

Here’s another tip: Know yourself – and know the level of risk you’re comfortable taking. If you’re losing sleep over losses – even if they’re just on paper – you may be taking too many chances for your risk tolerance.

Finally, take a long-term perspective. Longtime investors know they can’t achieve big results overnight, so they follow an investment strategy that works for them over the decades.

Consider putting these suggestions to work for you soon – no matter how long you’ve been investing.

This article was written by Edward Jones for use by your local Edward Jones Financial Advisor, Casey Caliva, at Historical 30th & Fern.

Edward Jones, its employees and financial advisors cannot provide tax or legal advice. You should consult your attorney or qualified tax advisor regarding your situation.

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Hope you are all making it through these wild times…day by day. We have been so thankful for your support. It’s been so good to see you these last couple months. Thank you for checking in, for shopping with us, for making our days!

This is a rough season, and with the news of more closures last week, we are all trying to stay positive and move through this time with flexibility, patience and kindness. We hope to always be a place of joy and beauty, believing that those things bring so much meaning to our lives, especially now. 

We are still open and continue to take safety precautions, limiting our in store shoppers to 8, keeping 6ft apart, and we have plenty of hand sanitizer available for your use!

We understand that in person shopping may not work for you and we are happy to offer curbside pick up and shipping options. 

Shop small, shop local. It makes a big difference in your community.
Thank you!

Hi Friends!

We hope everyone is holding up and staying healthy. We’ve put together a fun wine class for you this week: Josh and Alicia will be talking and singing about rosé! Katie has picked out some juicy, weather-appropriate wines for this class so chill out and cool down with us by tuning in this Wednesday at 7 PM. Use this zoom link to join us and this link to buy the wines through our website.

We are open Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday this week for pickups and delivery. Which means TOMORROW, Tuesday the 28th, is your only chance to PICK UP (1 – 5:30) or have the class wines DELIVERED TO YOU (6 – 8 PM) before the class! – (the wines ship to us tomorrow so give us a call before you come to make sure they are, in fact, there – they will 100% be there by 4 PM but could be there by 11!) We update our delivery and pick up hours every Monday on our website so please check it out so you can maximize your wine buying opportunities!

Participation in the class is free/donation based (no amount too small!) to our staff support fund : Venmo@The-Rose-Staff-Support-Fund. 

Starting this week, we’re opening up for a few hours in the morning on Sundays from 10am – 1pm as part of the #SDSmallBizSunday initiative. The initiative encourages San Diegans to shop small on Sundays. Most of the small businesses you know and love have gone digital or are accepting phone orders so we’re making it easy for you! Spread the word and share the hashtag!

XOXOXO,

The Rose

The walkabout starts at 6 and we’ll have live music from local singer, songwriter Vanessa Contopulos. We’re so thrilled she’s joining us!

We’ll have a pop-up with local chocolatier, Deux Cranes and their new holiday collection of bon bons and bars. Their flavors are incredible!

We’ll also have a pop-up with local artist Maheswari Janarthanan. Her ceramics are truly special and make such thoughtful gifts. 

Hope to see you all there! The trolley will be going and the neighborhood will be filled with joy and good cheer!

Address:  2225 30^th St., San Diego CA 92104
Phone:  (619)738-8120
Email:  hello@goldleafsouthpark.com
Web:  www.goldleafsouthpark.com
Store Hours: Mon – Fri:  11am – 7pm, Sat:  10am – 7pm, Sun:  12– 5pm

Join the businesses of South Park this Saturday for our HOLIDAY Walkabout. Get into the spirit, enjoy the lights and support one of San Diego’s most charming neighborhoods this holiday season.

Walkabouts are proudly produced by the South Park Business Group, with financial support from the City of San Diego’s Small Business Enhancement Program.

Join the businesses of South Park this Saturday for our Summer Walkabout. Grab some of your favorite humans or furry friends and enjoy an evening walking about in South Park.

SELFIE CONTEST #southparksd
Post your pic showing us how you enjoy the Walkabout on Instagram with #southparksd and tag @southparksandiego! We’ll pick our favorite pic and the winner gets an awesome collection of gift cards to some of the great South Park restaurants and shops.

Walkabouts are produced by the South Park Business Group, with financial support from the City of San Diego’s Small Business Enhancement Program. SouthParkSD.com

We invite you to
• tour five unique historic homes in South Park, a secret garden, and neighborhood art studios
• enjoy an architect-led bike tour
• learn about old homes, historic preservation, interior design and more with exhibitor booths at Ivy Street Coworking and exhibitor talks at Eclipse Chocolate
• snuggle an older dog at South Bark Dog Wash, hosting Frosted Faces senior dog rescue
• visit neighborhood businesses featuring Old House Fair events and retail specials
• end the day with a Vintage Cocktail Party at Kindred, produced with Bad Madge

Visit South Park at Old House Fair on Saturday, May 18th and help us celebrate history!

Hello Friends and Neighbors! 

The Rose has entered the FedEx Small Business Grant Contest with the aim of improving our online retail and wine club game! We would be very grateful if you took a moment to vote for us 🙂

Voting is open until April 1st and f you’re feeling extra enthusiastic, you can vote once every 24 hours!

Per usual, a sincere thank you for all the support you’ve show us over the years.  We couldn’t do it without you!

(If you missed it above. VOTE HERE.)

XOXO,

The Rose

Holy Moly… it’s nearly 2019!  Thanks for keeping our doors open: we couldn’t do it without you and hope you’ll join us this Monday, New Year’s Eve, for a pre-party toast to watch the ball drop IN REAL TIME at 9 PM.  (This means that, if you play your cards right, you could be in your jammies, face washed, teeth brushed and settled in to the third chapter of “Becoming” by 11 PM. Winning!) 

We’ll have fancy bottles of champagne and other bubbles open and will be pouring them by the glass. We encourage you to wear something festive and come say cheers to another year with us, we love you!

XO,

The Rose

We hope you’ll join us this coming Third Thursday of November, the 15th, for a celebration of Nouveau! The tides are shifting: Let’s celebrate the harvest and the good things we’ve got going by drinking chilled young wine together!

When: Third Thursday, November the 15th, 6 – 9 PM

Where: The Rose Sidebar

What: Chilled bottles of Nouveau from Beaujolais and California featuring Scribe, Forlorn Hope Dupueble, Thevenet and Lapierre.

Price: $30 regular admission ($25 for Wine Club members: look for the discount code in your inbox) buys access to the famous Rose Smorgasbord and 3 pours of Nouveau! Every Ticket holder is entered in to our Beaujolais raffle in which Mabel randomly chooses a ticket and the winner goes home with a magnum of Gamay!

Buy Your Tickets Here

XO,
The Rose

WHAT IS A WALKABOUT?

The South Park Walkabout is a quarterly fun-filled evening festival that showcases all the unique and independent businesses within South Park. Enjoy complimentary treats, live entertainment and special offers.

WHERE IS THE WALKABOUT?

The Walkabout highlights both the south and north end of the South Park business district. The north end starts at Kalmia and 30th St. and extends south to Beech Street. A few ways to get to South Park

• Take 5 South to 94 East to the 28th S
  treet exit. Turn right on 28th and then right on Beech Street
• Take 5 North to the Pershing Drive exit. Turn right on 26th Street. Head up the hill and make a left on A Street. Another left on 28th Street and a final right on Beech Street.
• Take 805 South or North to 94 West and exit on 28th Street. Turn right onto 28th Street and right onto Beech Street.
• The 30th Street & Beech Street intersection is the south end of South Park. If you turn left on 30th and head north you can easily access Grape Street and Juniper Street, where businesses of South Park are clustered. This stretch is roughly 10 blocks and totally walkable or bikeable for those who prefer, though it gets a little hilly when heading north.

See you there!

Hi Rose Crew,

We’re super excited to announce the first round of winemakers and importers who will be joining us for Nat Diego this August 4th – 6th.

It’s going to be three days of fun in the sun so stay tuned as we announce more winemakers and activities for the weekend. Buy your tickets, tell your friends, let’s do this!

XO,
The Rose

Address:  2215 & 2219 30^th Street, San Diego CA 92104
Phone:  619-281-0718
Web:  http://www.therosewinebar.com

Gold Leaf is excited to partner with Cotton & Flax, a textile home goods line, for the upcoming Spring Walkabout. Cotton & Flax makes modern, minimalist classics for your kitchen and home. San Diego-based designer Erin Dollar combines bold patterns and beautiful materials to create the perfect textile accents.

You can meet Erin and shop her collection at Gold Leaf during South Park’s Walkabout on Saturday, March 18th. See you there!

 

NEW FURNITURE LINE : FAST AND CUSTOMIZABLE

Here’s what’s going on at and around The Rose this Month.

First off: March 11th from 7 – 9 PM is the closing show for the current NOSHUA W/ JOSHUA installation. Join us for empanadas y beer, art and good vibes. RSVP on the facebook page to let us know you are coming.

Then, on Monday March 14th, we are dropping our March Wine Club.. This month will include exciting offerings such as Oregon Pinot Noir, San-Diego-made riesling from the famous Kick-On Ranch in Santa Barbara, Gavi di Gavi, and Carignan from the Rousillon.  The tasting starts at 6:30 and is $5 for members and $15 for non-members. Per usual, complimentary bites will abound. So, join the club and the fun: we’ll see you there 🙂 (Read more about the perks of memership and sign yourself up HERE.)

Next up is the South Park Walkabout! March 19th from 6 – 10 PM, the streets of South Park will come alive with the sounds and smells of small business! We, here at The Rose, will be offering 20% off local bottles of wines to-go and, per usual, be slinging (limited amounts of) empanadas on the sidewalk (minus empanadita, our trusty empanada cart, which was stolen during business hours!)

Also on the 19th (in the morning) we are excited to host Modern Craft Camp + Four Things Paper in the sidebar for their Modern Calligraphy 101 and 102 classes.  This one is going to be a lot of fun so hurry up and reserve your spot before the class sells out!

Lastly, we wanted to let you know that, thanks to your support, The Rose has been noticed by San Diego Magazine as one of the top brunch and date-night spots in San Diego!  Woot Woot! Thanks for yelping, enjoying and telling your friends.  We  you :))

Photo Credit:  Sand Diego Magazine

That’s it for now.  Look forward to information on the next yoga-mosa, Easter brunch and a four course dinner from the canyon slated for early April.

Later Gators,

The Rose

My holiday season started Thanksgiving week and it didn’t slow down from there.  You can read about my adventures at the blog here.  Now that the holidays are over, it’s time to take a deep breath and prepare for a brand new year.  Taxes are just around the corner, we are electing a new president, and the much talked about El Niño is finally here for much needed rain. For those of you who succeeded with a handmade holiday in 2015, Congratulations!  It was so great to see so many students in November and December learning how to sew for the first time. And for those of you who have “learning how to sew” as your new year’s resolution, we have our class schedule updated here and look forward to seeing you in the studio!

Roselle,

Address:  2226 Fern Street, San Diego CA 92104
Phone:  619-808-1634
Email:  ry2you@gmail.com
Web:  http://thevishuddha.com