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Being ever the planner, I checked the weather forecast on Saturday night. After visiting my family for Thanksgiving, it was time to head back to Colorado. Not being a big fan of epic drives, we had planned to leave mid-afternoon Sunday to get four or five hours of driving in…
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There are two sides to every coin. While crossing the plains of eastern Colorado, I considered this cliche as I listened to Public Radio. “We’re interviewing people about the famous Plymouth Rock. What did you think of it?” “It’s part of history and it was really cool to see it…
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During this time of gratitude, I like to reflect on what makes me thankful to live here in this mountain haven. So here goes: I’m grateful for the sounds and sights of the moose who choose to make their home in my neighborhood. May the people who live here be…
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The Troll is dead. Three weeks ago, I wrote about a unique piece of art located on The Wellington Troll in Breckenridge, Colorado. The troll was located on a walking trail near a residential area of new build town homes. Because of its popularity, it had attracted large numbers of…
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