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Shelter dogs and cats are Colorado’s official state pets. Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill making the designation in 2013.  State Dogs _______________ Rescued puppies (credit: CBS)  

The expression “fried chicken” was first recorded in the 1830s and appears frequently in American cookbooks from the 1860s and 1870s. Fried chicken’s origins in the southern United States can be traced back to precedents in Scottish and West African cuisine. Here are the top 5 rated Fried Chicken Restaurants in Boulder, Colorado, based on […]

  “Sometimes people think I’m crazy for sharing my home with a giant snake, but… you know… to me it’s no different than having a cat. You love and care for them, they will respect you. I figure, if you don’t have the capacity to love- or at least respect- animals (even the slimy ones), […]

Despite having a French name, the dish actually has its roots in ancient Persia. Omelettes can be safely assumed to be either British or European cuisine due to their proximity to Europe and Britain, rather than American cuisine. The following five Boulder omelette restaurants have received the highest number of positive reviews on TripAdvisor recently: […]

Have you ever been in an extended funk where no matter how many massages you got, it just didn’t change your crabby mood? It’s so easy to get crabby. You have about 100 excuses these days with our current leadership’s actions, and non-actions. The bandwidth of all our time is overstretched. What to do? My […]

The University of Colorado Boulder campus is celebrated for its stunning natural surroundings and overall architectural harmony. Nestled against the dramatic backdrop of the Flatirons, the campus seamlessly combines the beauty of the Rocky Mountains with its architectural features. The university consistently upholds academic excellence through its rigorous programs and dedicated faculty. Renowned for its […]