In a bone-dry park in the middle of Denver, Colorado—friends gathered for a celebration. Cool people came on this hot, record breaking summer day. The temperature raced to the top of the thermometer, breaking open a 105 degree record. As the smell of parched grass filled the air the wind sucked out the remains of […]
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By Katherine Carol Take two twenty “somethings” dressed like early summer, one gliding gracefully, looking like a modern Renaissance painting, long, lightly seasoned red hair, luminous blue eyes with a smile that softly creeps up her porcelain face. The other shorter, dark, exotically Asian, slender limbs seated elegantly in her red carriage, its whirs and
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Balance in Chaos: Finding Your Core Strength Balance. It seems like we are constantly searching for it in these turbulent, often chaotic, and even violent times. In my last blog, I explored how power is found in both the lead and the follow of life and dance. Today, I want to build on that
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Two guys. One a barista, the other the boyfriend of my daughter, Mikelle’s roommate Lauren Lawton. Who says men don’t care? I say, men do care? They just show it differently than women. Ian, then a barista, now a business man decided to take a risk to become friends with a fiery young woman in
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Confluence Park one Sunday evening to participate in the drumming circle and the fire dancing. We packed my djembe (a small African drum) and dressed in our most earthy outfits to fit in with the regular Sunday night clientele. Mikelle and I had to dress up, but Kari fit right in with her home-spun dress
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