I didn’t discover that I wanted to be a teacher until I was halfway through college. I changed my major after two years of nursing school. Since the transition, I’ve never done anything else, and I love it. Finding a career and sticking to it seems to be a rare thing today, though. According to […]
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Three . . . two . . . one . . . my finger presses the launch button. One or two silent seconds pass. Then zoom! Up goes the rocket, and our heads all snap toward the sky. We follow the trail of smoke until we see a tiny parachute pop out, and we follow
Last night, the Wild Goose Meeting House was privileged to host Escaping Pavement, a duo who have performed at venues all over the country this summer. Emily Burns and Aaron Markovitz classify themselves as “Americana wildflowers amongst blades of bluegrass.” US Represented talked to Emily and Aaron before the show to learn a little about their
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My husband and I were in Charleston, South Carolina in the summer of 2011 taking a walking tour of the city when a sudden rainstorm forced us to seek shelter inside a local church. We commented on the church’s beautiful artwork and architecture as we waited for the sun to reappear. Little did we know
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I recently traveled to Edisto Island, South Carolina, for a short vacation this summer, where I found a hidden sanctuary not just for vacationers, but also for animals. Edisto Island’s pristine beaches and pleasant climate are very different from what I am used to in Colorado. Last week I traded thin air, hailstorms, and mountain
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Steve Hostetler is making a name for himself as a commercial music photographer in Colorado, where he works alongside Denver’s largest radio station to capture unique moments in performance at places like Red Rocks Amphitheater, Fiddler’s Green, The Pepsi Center and the Denver Botanic Gardens. I caught up with Steve a couple of days before
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