Telluride Daily Planet, Friday, December 7, 2018 They come roaring in, these lists upon lists of gifts upon gifts, 10 best or dozen most useful or most quirky or most coveted. Gifts for the cook, the couple, the bookworm, the humbug, the athlete, the gentleman, the millennial, the techie, the bacon lover, the beef lover,…… Continue reading Dad vs curation nation
Category: 2018
Day of the Dead — and of the Living
Telluride Daily Planet, Friday, November 2, 2018 In Santa Fe just last weekend for a visit with friends, my husband and I are lucky enough to have it all: sweet October warmth, blue sky, the coziness of all that adobe and the golden cascade of leaves coming down like coins as we stroll along. Not…… Continue reading Day of the Dead — and of the Living
Aspenglow Wormhole
Telluride Daily Planet, Friday, October 5, 2018 I arrived in Telluride in late August 1984 during a summer that saw more than 45 days straight of afternoon thunderstorms. Looking out the eastern bunkroom window at the Oak Street Inn (a youth hostel at the time, and the reason I drove into town in the first place),…… Continue reading Aspenglow Wormhole
Red Alerts
Telluride Daily Planet, Friday, September 7, 2018 In what I’ll call an idiot-savant moment, I recently realized that the reason my email calendars at work weren’t working was that I’d neglected somehow to switch on the obligatory alerts for tasks and events. So, no matter how things I’d entered into the system, the system would…… Continue reading Red Alerts
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