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10 May Lit Fest’s Burlesque: “Taking it All Off” – Poetically
This is the razor’s edge. It is the line between sexuality, tease, and the real deal, the raw, cutthroat gulp where performance meets poetry, where neo-Burlesque meets memoir, where fiction flies like a dove from a magic hat. This is the Ah Haa School’s Friday,...
10 May Poet’s Corner: Kierstin Bridger for Mother’s Day (in Nigeria)
Did you know that 72 percent of moms felt more beautiful when they were pregnant. And for Mother’s Day (today), 1 in 4 moms say they want a trip to the spa, all according to blogs.baby center.com. Jennifer Borget’s post includes other surprising fact, largely...
10 May Spring Sunday: Trail Running the Jud Wiebe
Waiting for spring in the Rockies is like waiting for a child to emerge out of puberty. An adult one day; a child the next. Sun one day; snow the next. If you wait for things to even out, you’ll go crazy. It can take...
10 May 25 Best Pieces of Advice a Mother Can Give
First and foremost: Happy Mother’s Day! Yesterday the Internet was chockablock with tantalizing morsels to honor moms all over the world. This post by Shelley Emling for HuffPost Lifestyle was particularly charming. Mother Knows Best, right? At least that’s what many of our Facebook fans believe. When...
09 May Earth Matters: Climate Change Changes Everything, Perception Too?
As I’ve grown older, I’ve realized it is much too easy to gravitate towards things I know and am comfortable with. The same is true about how I think. It’s easier to deal with a problem or uncertainty the same way I have in the past. However, I’ve...
09 May Poets’ Corner: Two from Rosemerry for Mother’s Day
Editor’s note: Internet research came up with the history of Mother’s Day. The tribute was first suggested in 1872 by Julia Ward Howe (who wrote the words to the “Battle Hymn of the Republic”) as a day dedicated to peace. In 1907, Philadelphian Ana Jarvis began a...
09 May ALACAZEM 2014.05.08
May 8 to 15, 2014 Visible Planets:Morning: Venus Evening: Mercury, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn It’s springtime in the Rockies. Mud and snow, sleet, rain and hail. Magnificent sunshine, peek-a-boo light and budding trees. Brave tulips and yellow daffodils pop up out of heavy mulch as cerulean...
09 May Medical Moment: Preventing Scarring
Telluride Inside… and Out is proud to feature the Telluride Medical Center’s MEDICAL MOMENT, a weekly column that answers common medical questions in pop culture. Have a question for the doctors? Click here to send. Dr. Paul Koelliker answers this week’s question: How can I prevent scarring?...