I recently returned from a trip to Colorado to visit my daughter and enjoy some of the sights. The area is full of history which, of course, I enjoy. From the Garden of the Gods (stunning scenery) to Colorado Springs … Continue reading →
Here are two pictures of the beautiful Garden of the Gods in Colorado. Both are stunning. The whole place is a sight to behold. But the one on the left is flat compared to the one on the right. Why? … Continue reading →
Writing. Writing is what I do. Perhaps, to a degree, it is who I am. Oh, there are other important activities, things and people in my life–meals, garden, family, grandchildren, my client-but I’m happiest when I’m at my desk listening … Continue reading →
It’s time to renew my passport. I have gone so many places with the current one (though not as many as I’d like). It’s probably no surprise that one of my favorite things about travel is visiting museums and I … Continue reading →
Have you noticed all the options we have on Facebook? You can friend, unfriend, go private or public, and you can follow or unfollow. It was the last of these that caught my attention recently. I could unfollow Joy. I … Continue reading →
Two weeks ago, my blog took me to the beautiful Broadmoor hotel. It’s a place I could gladly spend a week or two for a writing retreat. My last stop on my trip to Colorado is Bent’s Old Fort on … Continue reading →
Last week was too hard. I gave too few clues. The place was Fountain Valley School in Fountain, Colorado. A school unlike any I ever attended. Here is glimpse inside the art barn where they do all sorts of crafty … Continue reading →
First Friday in Pueblo, CO where my daughter and her family lives features an art walk. Art galleries are open and demonstrations given. We went to several. (I was almost freaked out by the art that featured skeletons in … Continue reading →
Cave of the Winds has been a tourist attraction for 130 years. You’ll likely need to click on the picture to the left to see the building that houses the entrance to the caves. Of course, it wasn’t … Continue reading →
My trip to Colorado was both. I filled my research well with lots of colors and sights and sounds. First, there was Breckenridge–an old mining town with 125 historic buildings that is now a recreational center. Lots of skiing, lots … Continue reading →