It’s a typical Monday, and I feel fine

9-12 I don’t know about you, but yesterday left me wondering if we are where we thought we would be or think we should be after ten years of an event that undeniably ended one way of life and began another? I hear echoes of an earlier time, strands of REM harmonizing “It’s the end of... Read more →

God And Autism

I have avoided writing about something I think about a great deal when it comes to Emma and her autism.  It is something some people bring up when they hear of Emma.  Thankfully most people do not. It is – God. There, I’ve said it. When Emma was first diagnosed more than a few people said... Read more →

How Chris Davenport Summitted Mount Everest

Mt. Everest interview with Chris Davenport | ChrisDavenport.com from Jonathan Georger on Vimeo. Aspen/Snowmass local Chris Davenport climbed Mount Everest in May 2011 and lived to tell the tale.  Read More →

Getting Elevated

In a time when bad decisions are being made affecting our world and our environment, are we really in touch with our inner emotions? I thought I was until I met a licensed spiritual psychologist through social networking who helped me to go deeper. And you can meet him to for he is coming to Aspen in... Read more →

Tim Brown Feels The Love

An outpouring of support for Tim Brown has come in the form of comments on the Tim Brown Recovery Blog set up by this friends. Click here to see them all.  Read More →

Shower With A Friend

Today is the fairy tale. Enjoy it. Shower with a friend! Seems to me like we need a little more of that, especially lately. Turns out this planet is spinning in new directions, which apparently brings into question long-held astrological line-ups and aspects, as well as, those at the Tampa, Florida... Read more →

News Hole: A Life Of Prayer

There’s a silence at St. Benedict’s that is palpable and a beauty and presence of God that touches people. It makes it easier to pray,” says Father Joseph Boyle… Read more in this 9news article.  Read More →

AspenPost 101

Nathan in New Castle writes in comment #25, “You can’t truly judge whether something is offensive. You can only judge whether something is offending you… I, personally, don’t get offended at anything other then not having a voice.”  Read More →

Liberal Center

I believe I am part of the liberal center. Those of us here, do not care one iota about whether we are “white” “black” Native American or Asian. We don’t care if we pray to “God” via the Torah, various permutations of the Bible, or Koran. If we sing chants... Read more →

Adjusting The Outcome

In comment #9, Post blogger Ed Troy wonders, “What exactly is wrong with having Mexico raise its’ standards to at least a rough parity to that of the USA/Canada?”  Read More →

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