This year, on 21 June, in a wee village in Scotland a small group will get together to watch a film about a man who died from ALS or Lou Gehrig’s disease, also known internationally as Motor Neurone Disease (MND). At the same time, in a cinema in Beijing, people will be arriving from across […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Boyd McCollum, BolderLife Festival Cell: (303) 913-8603 boydmcc2@gmail.com www.bolderlifefestival.com BOULDERLIFE FESTIVAL JOINS GLOBAL ALS FILM EVENT Over 110 Screenings in 26 Countries to Benefit ALS Research Boulder, CO – (June 17, 2013) – This year, on 21 June, in a wee village in Scotland a small group will get together to […]
God grant me the serenity to change things, the ability to accept those things I have changed, and the wisdom to know things are now different. (Yes, I changed the words to the “serenity prayer.”) Every once in awhile we hear someone say something so interesting it manages to stick with us the rest […]
I love my dyslexia, I love my beautiful dyslexia When I was going to elementary school in Beaverton, Oregon at Raleigh Hills Elementary School, I was taken out of class once a week to practice my phonics with Miss. VanLentee. I didn’t know why, and the exercises were designed to make my learning disability […]
The first time I heard the word vegan I was entering Jr. College in Humbolt County CA. I heard the definition and I thought; “who the hell would torture themselves like that!” How could this smart looking woman who looks like she has got some good things going for herself be so stupid? Clear eyes, […]
My friend Death. Did you see the sunrise this morning? Did you marvel at last night’s watchful moon? When you stood still, looking up at the vast expanse of sky above your head did you breathe in the cool air and give thanks for those moments that make you feel alive? I hope so. Life […]
The Boulder tourist: while there is not one objective definition of a tourist, we all have seen what we may call the “typical tourists.” The people who have cameras draping from their necks, looking up, down, and around, their gaze somehow interfering with their ability to remember that walking requires putting one foot in front […]
Did you know there is a theater in Boulder, CO called the Nomad? There is, but it’s a little hard to find, a little off the beaten path, kind of like a nomadic tribe of happy Eskimos. It’s active, it’s bustling and its a place to be BOLD! Ask yourself, are people […]
The Boulder tourist: while there is not one objective definition of a tourist, we all have seen what we may call the “typical tourists.” The people who have cameras draping from their necks, looking up, down, and around, their gaze somehow interfering with their ability to remember that walking requires putting one foot in front […]
I’ve been summering in boulder long before pot became medicinal. back before the buffs were the laughing stock of the pac 12, before the big 12, back when the big 8 was really the big 2 and everyone else. back before we had to buy open space. back when boulder was boulder. Many things have […]
