Heaven

March 5, 2022

When our good friends Doug and Dana won a Powerball lottery of $300 million, they decided that living in an increasingly crowded city like Denver was not for them. So, the couple packed up and moved west to the mountains and are delighted with their decision. They awake many mornings to the sounds and sights […]

Fishing follies

March 3, 2022

A once much younger man was trying to describe the experience of fly fishing The Deckers area of The South Platte River these days. After two outings and 12 hours this week of going without any tugs, the closest I can get is that it’s about as much fun as a game of solitaire. The […]

Poof

December 16, 2021

Ever wonder how many relationships and friendships have dissolved since the pandemic began?

Resilience

December 16, 2021

The devastating tornadoes recently and the mammoth windstorm that swept across Colorado yesterday showed that the rug can pulled from beneath us so very quickly. ‘Tis best to count our blessings daily and build a deep reservoir of gratitude to help when the storms of life arrive.

Terrific Tony

November 29, 2021

Ninety-five year old Tony Bennett performed a career closing concert last night with his great friend Lady Gaga. It was Mr Bennett’s birthday and the pair wowed the New York crowd with many of Tony’s greatest hits. The legendary singer has been battling dementia for a few years but, put him in front of an […]

Dudley

November 22, 2021

Ms. Sally took advantage of our Indian summer weather and took Dudley on a two mile walk. Mr. Wigggly Butt, as I call him, is a year old King Charles Cavalier with nearly inexhaustible energy. That is until he returns from a multiple mile walk.

Appetizing?

October 17, 2021

Lately, Panera has been running a commercial on tv showcasing their new Mac and cheese sandwich. No offense, but my wife and I agree that ‘appetizing’ is not a word we’d choose when viewing this sandwich. What do you think?

Insanity

October 11, 2021

How’s that open border policy working for us, Joe? Oh, my bad, Kamala has it under control.

True colors

October 11, 2021

Sally and I were disappointed that the Netflix series Love on The Spectrum was only two seasons. The show features young people in their twenties who have some degree of autism and their search for dating opportunities. The people redefine the word genuine. We smiled and chuckled through each show.

Did ya know?

October 11, 2021

Word of the day…crepuscular….Things that occur at dusk.

My bad, Abigail

October 10, 2021

An aging gentleman was stopped at a traffic light early Saturday morning. The light turned green and he stepped on the gas without realizing he’d shifted to a lower gear. As the car hiccupped forward, the driver behind me began honking like a maniac. I looked in the rear view mirror fully expecting to see […]

Basement level ownership

April 17, 2021

A good friend asked if I might want to go see a Major League Baseball game at Coors Field. I said that the team’s mismanagement resulting in a current last place standing means we’d have to travel over six hundred miles to Kansas City to see the majors play. Holy Schmole! ** That’s the result […]

One Flew Away from The Cuckoo Nest

January 31, 2021

Well…it’s as good as done. It appears The Colorado Rockies have sent Nolan Arenado to The St. Louis Cardinals and forked over

The King

January 24, 2021

The home run king of baseball Hank Aaron passed away this week at age 86. Most people recall the night he slammed an Al Downing fast ball over the left center field fence to pass Babe Ruth with 715 career home runs. Mr. Aaron was always known for his class and commitment to equal opportunity […]

No fear

January 14, 2021

I’m sure you’ve seen video clips on the news lately showing people getting vaccinated for this nasty virus. If you’re like Sally and cowboy, you are thinking to yourself…do they really need to be using needles that long? And, is it true that shots are now being administered at Brakes Plus? Let me assuage your […]

Recycle Tennis Balls

December 8, 2020

I ran into Richard Oliver last Sunday on the tennis courts. He mentioned that he is involved with an organization that recycles used tennis balls. Richard said it takes over 200 years for discarded tennis balls to erode and his group recycles and puts the materials to good use for schools and other worthwhile projects. […]

A big time hero

November 26, 2020

Alex Smith is smiling again. Tonight, he quarterbacked The Washington Redskins to a convincing win on the road against The Dallas Cowboys. What an incredible comeback story. On November 18, 2018, he suffered a compound fracture of his leg. Alex has had 17 surgeries since that fateful day and developed a sepsis infection that threatened […]

Class act

November 26, 2020

What a nice gesture by The Denver Broncos. They sent a game ball last week to Hall of Famer Floyd Little who is currently in hospice care. Way to go, team!

Table for two

November 26, 2020

Thanksgiving during a pandemic…my, oh my, have things changed. And still we’re hopeful…still optimistic that next year will bring the world back to normal. Health, happiness, and hope to you all.

Reflection

November 24, 2020

A very young cowboy’s Alma mater…Mesa College (now Colorado Mesa University) has come up with a terrific idea. It’s called The CMU Center for Reflection. A sanctuary where students can go day or night to get their thoughts together, find some peace, and remove themselves from the hecticity of their world. During these covid times, […]