Boulder is nestled in the Rockies, and is surrounded by our neighboring ski areas. Within 2 hours lie some of the finest skiing in the world. And, the good news!  Spring Skiing in Colorado is Spring Magic! While the snow can be getting rather sparse, and the rocks and mud can make an appearance, the high mountain blue skies and sun make up for it. “Rock Skies” are called for, as is sunscreen. Spring Skiing Will Be Here Sooner Than You Think! One of my brother’s coping methods for the first big snows or big chills is to remind us that Spring Skiing is almost upon us. My personal... Read More

Boulderites have rocked at roulette and slaughtered at slots. What about the game of Bond? The high-stakes game of Baccarat? Baccarat, the Game Of James Bond So how do you play this exotic game meant for the wealthy with money to burn? Baccarat is a classic casino card game known for its simplicity and elegance, often associated with high stakes and sophistication. The game is played with several decks of cards, typically six or eight, all shuffled together and placed in a shoe. The objective of Baccarat is to bet on the outcome of the game, predicting whether the Player’s hand, the... Read More

  Boulder’s Future? Not If We Can Help It! Climate change has become a pressing issue, with its effects being felt worldwide. In Boulder, Colorado, a region known for its picturesque snowfall, the impact of climate change on snowfall patterns has been a topic of concern. Understanding how climate change is altering Boulder’s snowfall patterns is crucial for the community and the environment. Rising Temperatures and Reduced Snowfall Boulder’s snowfall patterns have been significantly affected by rising temperatures attributed to climate change. Warmer temperatures lead to... Read More

  Cool! Ongoing Boulder Success!  We made it, and we succeeded! Were my true feelings to be expressed, I’d have way too many exclamation points in the punctuation. After almost 50 years of legal writing with perhaps not a single “!!!” or even a simple “!”  Using bold was a bold move. Italics were ok if used properly.   We motivated on Monday, kicked it on Tuesday, humped it on Wednesday,  and defined Thursday. we find ourselves having, once again, made it to another Friday. If that is not cause for a weekly celebration, I don’t know what is. I realize... Read More

  This imaginative impression of sunset viewed from Flagstaff Mountain looking out over our Boulder Valley is, as always inspirational. It inspires the artists, the viewers, and repeats that genius daily! I am reflecting upon just how lucky we are to live here. Other places might be just fine, and may have their own strengths and inspirations. WE have BOULDER!  That is the very epitome of good fortune. As they say in real estate, “location,location, location.” We have all three!!! Lensworth Shared Knowledge is Power  Read More

  Whether a photograph, a painting, or art created by other means and media, Boulder astounds as inspiration and as a subject for any media, anytime. Sunset is a sure thing! While this particular rendering is inspired by Claude Monet, I chose to not try to make it more like a Monet. I am unable to visualize it being improved without deleting it and starting fresh.  Monet favored using pure colors right out of the tube. While I share that paint preference, any similarity in our work ends there! As if I even had to say that <G> Regardless of the Monet style which I think was not particularly... Read More

        Many think, even in Boulder, that once a person is suspected of a crime, guilty or not, they may be arrested and then must bond out. In my 45 years of courtroom experience, perhaps 7000 court appearances, I have seen people get arrest WHILE IN THE COURTROOM! So how is that done? Here are seven way to accomplish the ignominious feet. First let’s look at the basic, obvious ways to do this, and I’ve seen them ALL in real life courtrooms at all levels except Federal.People behave very well in Federal Court, as do lawyers. There are several behaviors and actions... Read More