April 23rd, 2017
Leaf of the Week
We are now in the third year of legal recreational marijuana in the state of Colorado. That means, this last Thursday, April 20th, better known as 4/20 (aka 420, 4:20) by potheads the world over, celebrated the third year of this special “holiday” in the state that started the legalization party. The day is celebrated […]
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March 27th, 2017
Faces of Boulder
David had been writing songs since he was a kid, but of course, as life got busy, that passion got set on a shelf. When he found himself with more time on his hands after losing hours at work, he picked it up again. He learned guitar and loves it all over again. He also […]
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March 20th, 2017
Leaf of the Week
Photo Credit: Pixabay The first day of spring and the vernal equinox brings equality to day and night. Observed for thousands of years, this celestial tipping point gives rise for a celebration. Referred to as spring fever, a term applied to physical and psychological symptoms associated with he arrival of spring, one may notice changes […]
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March 14th, 2017
Faces of Boulder
Hi there! I’m Maliika! I’m a Denver transplant. My mom brought me from very far away. I’m not sure where here is but I like it so far. Snow is fun. There’s so many trails that are good for a dog like me. It was scary coming here though. I had to spend the night […]
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March 13th, 2017
Faces of Boulder
Kat is not a Boulder native, but she loves the focus on the arts and the eclecticism that Boulder has. She’s been writing for Elephant Journal for sometime, and since they’re headquartered in Boulder she figured that this was the perfect time to come check them out. Elephant Journal is the world’s leading online magazine […]
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March 7th, 2017
Faces of Boulder
Julia has lived in Boulder for the past three years. When she first moved here, she rented a two bedroom, two bath apartment with all utilities and pet rent included for $750 a month. Now, she lives in a one bedroom apartment with her roommate for $650 a month, no utilities included. She sleeps on […]
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February 7th, 2017
Faces of Boulder
Accountant by day; saving people from the rat race by night. Well, not really—it’s usually weekends. Karen isn’t what people would consider a super hero. After all, she’s “just an accountant”, but she found her own inner peace and is determined to help others find theirs. “I started watching Sadhguru on Youtube before going to […]
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February 6th, 2017
Blog
Ten feet above my last bolt, I look down and start trying to do calculations. Math that I, admittedly, am not great with, considering the fact that I have never really been able to visually judge distance very accurately. With that in mind, ten feet was probably far less than that. The theoretical and actual […]
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January 23rd, 2017
Blog
This week is packed with great events for the people of Boulder to enjoy, however there isn’t always time to go out to each and every one. So, here are three of the top events going on this week in Boulder. Each event has its own unique taste, so there’s certainly going to be something […]
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November 22nd, 2016
Blog
I breathe deeply as I tie my knot, looping the rope the same way that I always do, dressing it carefully so that its layers lie comfortably amongst themselves, the lengths all perfect, the tension equal. I sit down to put on my shoes, left first, pulling the velcro taught and flexing my toes against […]
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