Shari and I walked around Sloan's Lake for the first time this past weekend. I've lived here for 9 years and had never been. I've driven by it, sure, but for some reason I had never taken the time to specifically visit and walk the park. I had been missing out. A 2.5 mile sidewalk…
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6-13-21 Mountains, pool, friends, movie
Summer is in full swing here in Colorado. The gloomy days have finally passed, I think, which makes me feel both happy and sad. Happy because it means more sun and heat and those lovely puffy white clouds I adore. But also sad because it means hot nights and the apartment's AC is old and…
What I like Wednesday: Colorado’s Free Tours
A handful of companies and organizations around Colorado offer free tours of their facilities and I love it. As we all know, spending time in and around Denver can get expensive between the restaurants, the movies (minus Elvis Theaters and Century Aurora!), the concerts and events. So it's nice to put away your credit card…
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6-3-21 Memorial Day Weekend 2021
What a wonderful weekend I had. Saturday I met my friend, Meseret, at Thai Pot Cafe, a delicious Thai restaurant you would miss if you didn't know it was there. Thankfully, somehow she found it for us because, while they don't offer yellow curry (my go to), they had a fantastic cashew stir fry that…
What I like Wednesday: Denver’s Vegan Restaurants
I am very grateful that there are a handful of restaurants that are vegan or vegan friendly in and around Denver. Below are my favorite restaurants where I know I will always be able to find something I like. Watercourse: Delicious "chicken" sandwich. Couldn't ask for better (and thank you to the waiter who told…
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What I like Wednesday: Denver’s Interactive Options
Denver does such a great job of providing unique interactive opportunities that I wanted to list a few here for this week's post. My friend, Kayla, discovered the Lost Book of Astrid Lee in September 2020 that the History of Colorado Museum put together. And while she was in Oregon and wasn't able to participate,…
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What I like Wednesday: Denver’s Comedy Scene
Now, I may not be into dirty humor or crass humor or humor at the expense of a person's feelings, but I do still enjoy laughing. Who doesn't right? Thankfully, Denver attracts a handful of comedians that make me giggle and guffaw so hard that I have to take deep breaths in between jokes. I…
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5-10-21 Mother’s Day Weekend
I drove down to spend time with my family this weekend. I went down Saturday morning so Elisabeth wouldn't have to watch Pippin and to try to avoid traffic. I caught up with my parents for a couple of hours before Kaitlin brought over Emily and Ollie. We played for a bit where Emily gave…
What I Like Wednesday: Denver Parks
City Park As the weather continues to warm, you know it's highly likely you'll find me at one park or another throughout the state. We have so many, and they're all pretty great, that I enjoy making my way around a handful of them. Today I want to highlight my favorite Denver parks: Washington Park:…
5-1-21 RiNo & Watercourse & Plants
I went on a walk today. 😉 This time I walked around the River North, or RiNo, district of Denver. It's where Shari used to live and it's notorious for its many street art pieces. I had never really walked around there so you know I was down for going (I'd also be down for…
