Boulder, Colorado: How ‘Mork & Mindy’ Put This Charming Town on the Map” The quaint city of Boulder, Colorado, may have remained a hidden gem if not for the iconic 1970s sitcom, “Mork & Mindy.” This beloved show not only entertained millions but also showcased Boulder’s charm to the world. Let’s delve into how “Mork […]

                                    Red Ruffed Lemur Boulder‘s near neighbor continues to provide wonderful photo models. The Denver Zoo is an eclectic grouping of cool animals and modern habitats. This highly endangered red ruffed lemur at the zoo is as interested […]

The benefits of yoga are many! Researchers found that yoga outperformed aerobic exercise at improving balance, flexibility, strength, pain levels, menopausal symptoms, daily energy level, and social and occupation functioning, among other health parameters. Whether you are long time yogi or new to the practice, there are some fun new ways to experience yoga, that […]

Boulder, Colorado’s Music Scene: Harmonizing with the Future in 2024 Boulder, Colorado, nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, has always been a hub of artistic expression and cultural vibrancy. As we step into 2024, the city’s music scene continues to evolve, offering a harmonious blend of tradition and innovation. The past year, 2023, […]

Understanding Boulder’s Winter: The Need for Energy Efficiency Boulder, Colorado, known for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant community, experiences a distinctive winter climate. The city often sees significant snowfall, with average temperatures ranging from 22°F to 45°F during the winter months. This season not only brings a wonderland scene but also the challenge of increased […]

There are a lot of stereotypes about Boulder. It’s a college town with a reputation for partying. It’s home to a Buddhist-based university, Naropa, started in part by Allen Ginsberg. Its people are some of the healthiest, in one of the healthiest states in the country. And, of course, there’s the “granola crunch” factor, encapsulating […]

I sense the amount of time I spend pondering and searching for “my purpose” as abnormal. I return to Paul Graham’s essay, How To Do What You Love, once or twice a month. The segment of Steve Jobs’ legendary Stanford Commencement Speech, Keep Looking, Don’t Settle, is bookmarked to my “revisit often” file. And on […]

Let’s get a few things out of the way first. First, I do not hate Christmas. Take away the rampant commercialization and repugnant consumerism, and you still have a time of year to be thankful, to be hopeful, and to push yourself to be just a little more decent. Yes, even in 2020. It’s Christmas […]

Boulder Bliss: A Dog’s Winter Wonderland in One of America’s Top Dog-Friendly Cities Nestled in the heart of Colorado, Boulder emerges as a winter wonderland, not just for its human residents but for the four-legged ones too. Known for its dog-friendly attitude, Boulder transforms into a snowy paradise for dogs during the winter months, offering […]

When I mentioned to my wife that I was thinking about reviewing the apocalyptic thriller and committed bummer Leave the World Behind, she was not entirely on board. “Really? You want people to read a review of that? On Christmas?” My son concurred. The idea of my tens of readers enjoying the bounty of December […]