on the road again
If you followed our travels here in 2011, you may be interested to know that we're starting to travel again. [...]
If you followed our travels here in 2011, you may be interested to know that we're starting to travel again. [...]
How Beth got to her radiation treatments at the University of Colorado Hospital from the 15L bus stop at Aurora Court and Colfax. (Unfortunately, she forgot to photograph the sign outside the radiation oncology department.)
Beth photographs the transformation of a graffiti-plagued building in her Denver neighborhood into a yoga studio.
Beth visits the Denver Botanic Gardens and finds a gigantic hen and chicks plant.
Black Pearl, in Denver's South Pearl neighborhood, serves creative, well-seasoned dishes.
Beth goes to UCH to meet a radiation oncologist and get some tiny tattoos.
Self-portraits of Beth taken five days after her fifth chemo for triple-negative breast cancer.
A good sign, eh? When car sharing makes it into popular street fairs? I'm proud that Denver is such a [...]
The People's Fair is a Denver arts and crafts festival organized by Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods. I enjoyed looking at other photographers' works, and I bought a big old hat to keep the sun off as much of me as possible.
On May Day I wanted to participate in Occupy Denver's first General Strike, which began at noon and continued until [...]
I’m almost done. This Friday, May 4, 2012, is my last chemo. I don’t want to go, but I’m doing [...]
When Todd got a ticket for supposedly running a red light this spring, I convinced him to fight it. So [...]
I have three foodie friends whose names begin with R, and Tuesday night I went to Sketch for the second [...]
Recently I had a brief email conversation with a Colorado Voices columnist at the Denver Post, Vicki Davison. She wrote [...]
This photograph is dark and blurry, but still I like it. I took it at the corner of Ellsworth and [...]
I just returned from working out at La Familia Rec Center, near Dailey Park in Denver. It's a few blocks [...]
Went for my first trash walk today, 3 blocks west on Ellsworth, across the street, and then back again. I [...]
The post I wrote yesterday about chemo was so reasoned, so calm. But later that night, after watching Bright Star [...]
This week I'm not sure that "adventure" is the right word to describe chemotherapy for triple-negative breast cancer. "Endurance trial" [...]
Here's a photo from the Bumbershoot music festival in Seattle that makes me laugh. I took many pictures of Tyler [...]
I was walking home from shopping along South Broadway the other night, when I noticed this: I've always loved it [...]
Todd and I received an unexpected card today from the woman who bought our home. Let's call her C. Happy [...]
As many of you know, my eldest brother Matt died sometime between January 27 and January 30, when police broke [...]
Once I started chemotherapy for triple-negative breast cancer, I became obsessed with having my hair buzzed at a barbershop before [...]
Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center lies southwest of the Ballard neighborhood where we stayed in Seattle. Located on the western [...]