I sat in the driver’s seat and carefully looked both ways as I pulled the car out of the rental agency. I turned on the right blinker and was met with the windshield wipers furiously crossing my path.
Continue readingA while back, I watched my two year old niece Alena swipe her finger and tap the i-pad to engage in the digital version of the “wheels on the bus” that her father had recorded in an endearing, yet
Continue readingIt has never been easier to part with our hard earned dollars. We no longer need to take a $100.00 bill out of our wallet, or even write a check to make a purchase. We simply swipe a card, push a
Continue readingWhile philanthropic opportunities avail themselves year around, this time of year has it in the forefront of our financial decision making. There are invites to fundraisers; paper petitions for end of
Continue readingAs I write this column, the world may be coming to an end as the powers that be can’t seem to come to terms with what needs to be done in managing their powers. Or, we will kick the political/economic
Continue readingThe cabin that has been in my family for over forty years sits in the small hamlet of Big Elk Meadows located between Lyons and Estes Park. We got brief e-mails from neighbors on Thursday the 12th –
Continue readingThe Women’s Foundation of Colorado facilitated a conversation last week around opportunities for mentoring young women of our valley. The gathering of community leaders, non-profit organizations,
Continue readingAs we wind down our holiday weekend, let’s take time to acknowledge and celebrate the freedoms we have in earning, giving, saving, investing and spending our financial resources. We are blessed to live
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