Are you planning a visit to Boulder Colorado? If so, you’re in for a treat! Boulder is a vibrant city full of exciting attractions, delicious restaurants, and beautiful outdoor spaces. But what makes it truly special are its neighborhoods. From historic downtown to the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, each area of Boulder has something unique to offer. In this blog article, we’ll explore the city’s most popular neighborhoods and provide a guide to help you make the most of your time in Boulder. So, come along with us as we take a tour of the city’s most exciting districts! Exploring... Read More

mm Have you ever had a cell phone call dropped, whether it is a Boulder to Boulder call or a Boulder to Mexico or to Iceland call? If that has not happened to you, you have never used a cell phone! Is it possible to ease any of the stress and annoyance associated with simple cell phoning? Are there things we do that make our life harder and not easier in how we use our cell phones? Specifically, can we avoid the frustration when a call is dropped, and both parties are trying to call each other back? Consider that the reality is that we do NOT know why a call was dropped. We might think we do, but... Read More

mmI know that people can get heat stroke, dehydration, and can experience other impacts from over-heating. What about my loved dog? How sensitive are dogs to heat? How do I keep my pup safe in the summer? Does size or breed matter? I already feed pup the best food, get proper veterinary care, and give the dog probably more love than anyone could hope for. I want that exchange of love to continue in as healthy a way possible, summer and winter. Here’s guidance on keeping pup more like a pupsicle and not like an overheated suffering dog. A please do not forget that what applies to the pups... Read More

Josephine Antoine This fair Boulderite was beloved for her incredible rise to fame as a Metropolitan Opera star. After completing her education in Boulder, Antoine went on to earn a Master’s at the Julliard School of Music in NYC. Before her first national appearance, she received a telegram from the mayor of Boulder reading: “Every citizen sends you love and good wishes for your performance tomorrow.” She was a success, and sang the lead in 14 Metropolitan Opera productions. Her singing was featured on national radio stations, and she returned to Boulder to perform at the Colorado... Read More

Scientific evidence has been growing that indicates when our need for social relationships is not met, we fall apart mentally and even physically.  An article from Psychology Today proclaimed “Social connection improves physical health and psychological well-being. One telling study showed that lack of social connection is a greater detriment to health than obesity, smoking and high blood pressure. On the flip side, strong social connection leads to a 50% increased chance of longevity.” Bowling Alone: The Collapse and Revival of American Community, a book by Robert Putnam, discusses the social... Read More

Even in our high-tech Boulder Valley, spelling counts. While “auto-correct” is a powerful tool, it is only that. It is one tool. It is not a complete solution. While much of what we write is done on a computer, much is still written by hand. Two age-old questions that are still relevant for students, which includes ALL of us, spelling counts, and neatness counts. I don’t care what teachers might say about them not counting, that is untrue. Neatness ALWAYS counts, and spelling ALWAYS counts! As an aside, knowing how to spell words we are using in our writing increases our confidence,... Read More

It’s about the time of year when Boulderites vacation by staying right here in the magnificent valley. It is still possible for us to another snow down here at mile high, and nights on Key West can still be rather cool. Neither will be true for long as summer rapidly approaches. Snow skis are being  replaced by water skis here at home. On this second most famous of the Florida Keys, with Key Largo being the most famous, sunsets are taken to a unique new level. People gather near Mallory Square to watch the sunsets. Schooners are chartered to sail back and forth parallel to the shore as the... Read More

Boulderite and Her Dog Revel in the Scenic Beauty of Boulder Creek During Spring Runoff On a picturesque day in Boulder, Colorado, the serene Boulder Creek comes alive with the vibrant energy of spring runoff from the majestic Rocky Mountains. The air is crisp and the sun casts a warm glow over the lush landscape, creating a perfect backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts. Amidst this natural splendor, a local Boulderite and her loyal dog are seen soaking in the joys of the season. The rushing waters of the creek, fueled by the melting snow from the mountain peaks above, create a melodious symphony that... Read More

A Classic Lassie Rescue! Lassie, the iconic hero collie in Boulder and everywhere, who has captured the hearts of millions around the globe, is undeniably one of the most beloved dogs of the big screen. Like a fine wine, aging has only improved America’s most loved and most recognized dog of the silver screen . Even in the list of loved long-hairs ranging from Lassie to Silver and “Rinnie”  Rin Tin Tin, Lassie is truly an iconic canine star on and off screen. I think there was no child in the 1950’s who did not want to have a collie as a pet. First appearing in Eric Knight’s... Read More

Are you passionate about breakfast delights? Do you find yourself constantly on the lookout for the best French toast around? If so, look no further than Boulder, Colorado! This picturesque city, nestled at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, is not only renowned for its breathtaking natural beauty but also for its thriving culinary scene. In this article, we’ll take you on a delectable journey through the best French toast offerings in Boulder, Colorado, and explore what makes them truly exceptional. According to the most recent Yelp reviews, the following are the top rated French toast... Read More