[caption id="attachment_37283" align="alignright" width="300"] Although death is often perceived as negative, it's often more directly related to dramatic change happening for the dreamer -- the end of one thing, in order to make room for something new, From Huff Post Heathy Living.[/caption] Men. Women. Babies. Makes...
[caption id="attachment_37273" align="alignright" width="272"] Puppy SIREN needs a home[/caption] My name is Siren (and not because I sound like one). I am a homeless dog – bleh. At only four months old, I was kind of expecting more out of life. But, I am bouncing (literally)...
I admit my bias. It's no big secret that I teach yoga. I also study the art & science daily to better share its luminous benefits – physical, physiological and psychological – with my students and friends. In the roll up to the Telluride Yoga Festival,...
[caption id="attachment_37264" align="alignright" width="300"] Paradox Valley[/caption] Paradox Community Trust seeks businesses & entrepreneurs needing technical assistance. Applications now open for 2014 for development initiative. The Paradox Community Trust is seeking applications for technical assistance from small businesses and local entrepreneurs with projects promoting local economic development and...
"Since forming 10 years ago, the Grascals have become one of Bluegrass Music’s top acts. The harmony of Jamie Johnson, Terry Eldredge, and Terry Smith is well worth the price of admission alone. However, throw in the talents of Kristin Scott Benson on the banjo,...
The San Miguel Resource Center infamous Chocolate Lovers' Fling, its 19th annual event, takes place this year on Saturday, February 1. The theme is "The Olympics." The fun and games at one of the most popular parties of the season include the region’s best professional chefs competing...
[caption id="attachment_37222" align="alignright" width="300"] Laurence Curry (left) as John and Cajardo Lindsey (right) as Simon. (courtesy, Curious Theatre)[/caption] Editor’s note: Telluride Inside… and Out’s monthly (more or less) column, Tall Tales, is so named because contributor Mark Stevens is one long drink of water. He is also long on...
[caption id="attachment_37203" align="alignright" width="300"] JImmie Dale Gilmore[/caption] "The first time I heard Jimmie Dale Gilmore, I knew I was listening to a very special person. It's not just the voice. It's not just the performance. There is something extra, an uncommon presence. He is a storyteller...
When we travel and leave Telluride, we often swap out one set of mountains for another. In my own case, I’ve spent the past 10 days in the Southern Appalachians, at the base of the Blue Ridge Mountains in Asheville, North Carolina. The mountains here...
I resolved to stop resolving last week. Maybe last year. But I found this blog in Huff Post Healthy Living about resolving and had to share. It was written by "Love Doctor" Terri L. Orbuch and based on her research, "The Early Years of Marriage Project," at...
