cancer

I attended a memorial service and after party/gathering in a rural western Colorado 'fellowship hall' for the husband of a friend of mine who has just been very special since the day we sat next to each other at a progressive health-type seminar three years ago this month.  My day's variables had been more time-extensive than I'd planned and Google misdirected me to miles from where the service was AND the one paper notice that I read happened to be incomplete and gave the time and place of the after party as the time and place of the memorial.   read more »

Again, we know there are many people who do not have access to watching this important show today by Dr. Oz who can benefit from the information so we watched it and have partially transcribed and then highlighted the details of  The Hidden Epidemic: When Bloating is a Sign of Something Toxic.  read more »

As much as as the Internet is a wonderful tool for providing news, I enjoy reading the news in a paper that is delivered to the door.  I don't enjoy having the papers to recycle or the ink that inevitablly rubs off somewhere to clean up, but I think there's something wonderful about the newspaper, particularly on Sundays.  I remember as a child being so excited to read the comics, and in those days on Sunday evening a Denver radio station would have a guy read them -- it's literally the second thing I remember about learning to read.  Today I was enjoying the Parade magazine  read more »