How Fireworks Light Up the Sky Fireworks are like the ultimate party flex—little bombs that blast colors and patterns into the night. Here’s the deal, broken down Lensworth-style: The Setup: Each firework’s an aerial shell, like a cosmic taco stuffed with goodies, wrapped in paper or plastic. Inside, you got: Burst Charge: The big boom, […]

Coors Field Hosts 4th of July Baseball and Fireworks! Good morning, Denver! Last night at Coors Field was a slice of pure Americana—baseball, fireworks, and a crowd buzzing with joy. Even with the Rockies dropping a close one to the White Sox, 3-2, the energy was electric, and the memories? Unforgettable. A Baseball Game That […]

Hey there, it’s Lensworth, diving into the art-soaked scene of Loveland, Colorado’s sculpture gardens! You’re probably wondering about that “5000 pieces” whisper, whether it’s free to wander, and if these factoids are legit. Let’s cut through the noise and get to the good stuff, my way—sharp, curious, and a little cheeky. OK, not a “little.”  […]

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Rebuilding Community Bonds in Boulder: The Role of Friendship in 2025 Hey there, Boulder peeps! It’s your old friend Lensworth, back with my camera in hand and a grin on my face, ready to ramble about something we all crave—friendship! After a spell away from these pages, I’m itching to reconnect with you all, and […]

“Niwot’s Curse” is the common Boulder phrase. Chief Niwot. Southern Arapaho-Cheyenne Chief of Boulder is to have said that. Was Boulder’s air included in Niwot foresight? There is a good argument to be made that he probably expressed sadness at the Magic Valley becoming polluted. Then, by dirty air in the winter from temperature inversion. […]

The Boulder Blah’s of Winter? Many of us experience depression and related challenges during the short dark days of winter.  What is that about? What do we do about it? Beating Boulder’s Winter Blahs! Winter blues, often referred to as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), is a type of depression that occurs at certain times of […]

Dirty Air in the Arapaho Language? The Boulder Valley was known to the Arapaho tribe as “The People of the Bison,” or “Hinono’eino” in their language. I have not come across any historical references indicating that the Boulder Valley was specifically known as “dirty air” to the Arapaho or any other Native American tribes, contrary […]

Good fences make good fences. The fence’s purposes are multiple and varied. Fences can keep out, keep in, warn, protect, provide privacy, and hang as many gates as desired. You can hang grapes from them also! Lenny Lensworth Frieling Shared Knowledge Is Power!

Happy Boulder Sunrise for a Beautiful Boulder Day! On dusty chaps I get carried away. Is there shame in glee?  Everyone has a good day!   Lenny Lensworth Frieling Shared Knowledge Is Power!