A few years ago, I hiked the Inca Trail in Peru and learned about Pachamama. In the simplest of terms, she is Mother Earth. Wikipedia’s definition is: “In Inca mythology, Mama Pacha or Pachamama […]
Plant by Numbers with Garden in a Box
Where The Hell Are We Going?
It didn’t take a genius to see what was missing. It didn’t take a high paid consultant either. It took a handful of college students doing a deep dive into Bucket List Community Café […]
Posa Scarves: Inspired by Butterflies
My mother made our Halloween costumes by hand. She baked elaborate birthday cakes, made holidays feel like magic, and as my sister and I got older found other ways to show us […]
Evolved Legal: What’s in a Name?
A Denver lawyer is transformed by the death of his father and it changes the course of his legal practice.
Brianna Titone: Legislative Trailblazer
Democrat Brianna Titone became Colorado’s first openly transgender elected legislator in 2018, helping set a course for a community that has long fought hard for recognition and acceptance. She is one of a handful […]
What To Know About Whiskey
For National Whiskey Day, we’re here to provide you with some background, tasting tips and a couple cocktail suggestions to enjoy your favorite or an undiscovered whiskey. I’ll start with the difference […]
Overqualified
Ever hear “overqualified” or similar words when being declined for a job? It sounds complimentary at first, but soon becomes apparent it must be code for something else that lost you the […]
Passing Through the ICU
On February 1, 2021 my guy, Jerry, went in for a foot surgery. A bunion, a hammer toe, arthritis. Outpatient. A week recovery and he’d be back to work. A few days later he developed a […]
15,000 Parents Petition CHSAA to Let Them Watch Their Kids Play Sports
Athletics, from professional to high school to intramural sports, have rolled out new procedures to adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic. These include shortened seasons, masks during competition and vigorous COVID testing and […]
Whittier Mural Has Story To Tell
Linda Block has lived in her home in Whitter for over 25 years. She’ll admit she’s not very creative, but Block knew the blank canvas on the side of her garage was […]