German potato salad is a classic dish that brings a delightful tangy and savory flavor to any Labor Day BBQ. It is essential as a main course disguised as a side-dish. Achieving the perfect balance of flavors in this dish can elevate your BBQ to new heights. Here are some tips to help you create […]

Our target for the length of blogs is 500-1000 words. That number of words can magically appear very quickly! For example, the history of Labor Day, standing alone, would reach 500 words almost without me having to write it. As always, if you don’t love something presented by me, then most likely it is someone […]

We all know that  previous Labor Day Weekends have included a plethora of special event. The list includes parades, car shows and more. Labor Day is a national holiday celebrated by a day (or for some lucky people, the week) off work, BBQ’s, parties of all types, a long weekend, and more. When Is Labor […]

Boulderites have done it again! Local film maker power duo Lee Cipolla and wife-producer Katherine Borda have brought us the soon-to-be-released Rally Caps, dropping on Apple and Amazon TV on September 10, 2024! We were lucky enough to score a pair of tickets to the sneak preview in Boulder (thank you Mr. Director) this past […]

  Boulder Valley’s own Yesteryear Farm Show, Dougherty Farm, 287, East side, Longmont, FINAL DAY TODAY SUNDAY! Photo-ops abound! Restored John Deere’s and other antique tractors surround hand-spinners, spinning down fibers like silk and mohair into yarn. Others knit the yarn into clothing, and help  preserve a way of life. Kiwanis fund-raising wooden toys and […]

Are you a Boulder CU Buff looking for the perfect first date idea? Look no further than the breathtaking Chautauqua Park. With its stunning views, picturesque trails, and serene atmosphere, it’s an ideal setting for a memorable and romantic outing. Whether you and your date are outdoor enthusiasts or simply appreciate natural beauty, Chautauqua Park […]

You read that title right! I stumbled on a picture I took yesterday of a winking Rocky Mountain Goat. Both eyes, as the second picture shows, are perfectly good eyes. This goat and I shared a moment. My new best friend, the winking  goat, has two perfectly good eyes. What I captured was in fact […]

What might our Boulderite readers want to read about today? What do I want to learn more about today? What might I know that I’d like to share and expand? While keeping in mind that our underlying modus operandi is to motivate, educate, and to promote positivism, we subject ourselves to few limitations. We are […]

The Boulder Eastern sky conveniently cleared up for the very special moon rise tonight. The Blue Moon shined obviously brighter (about 30% brighter) than a “normal” full moon. Tonight’s moon is known by multiple names, including “Blue Moon,” “Sturgeon Moon,” and “Supermoon,” each reflecting different cultural and astronomical perspectives: 1. Blue Moon: Traditionally, a “blue […]

Again my favorite mountain, Longs Peak, was stunning, surrounded by rain and virga. My phone to the rescue, and no one behind me at a parking lot stop sign and I was able to take some quick pics of the sunset. By the time I pulled out again, one minute later, the sunset had already […]