Yesterday was a good day. Early in the morning I consulted the web to see if there was anything going on in my town worth attending. Initial results looked promising, a big balloon festival going on in downtown, Colorado Springs and a few other events going on around the area. Colorado Springs seemed like a … Continue reading Native American Day
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Patience
Had to drive down to the city yesterday for supplies from the health food store. I hate going down there, it's too hot in the summer and the drivers are insane. It is hard to understand why driving straight down the road at the speed limit while trying to obey the traffic laws regarding lane … Continue reading Patience
USA Pro Cycling Challenge
I have been following the USA Pro Cycling Challenge with great interest this week and today it is coming to an end. Stage 7 of the race will go on today and a champion will be decided. I was fortunate this year that the race not only came to my town, but Woodland Park was … Continue reading USA Pro Cycling Challenge
Bikers Ride for Veterans in Woodland Park, Colorado
Saturday was a big day for S. W. Krull Imaging... I got my first "newsworthy" article published on the Examiner. Saturday was the day for the big annual biker rally for veterans called the Salute to Veterans Rally. I've written quite a few articles for the Examiner but up until Saturday had yet to trip … Continue reading Bikers Ride for Veterans in Woodland Park, Colorado
Windows of the Soul
I was prompted to do a follow up on my previous blog post about the soulful gaze of animal eyes. Last night I was awakened by a racket in the tree on on the front porch. As I investigated the source of the noise I found myself face to face with with a pair of … Continue reading Windows of the Soul
Soul of a Bear
Yesterday I was profoundly saddened as I was listening to a conversation between some hunters as they discussed their excitement at the approaching hunting seasons. They spoke of being unable to sleep the night before a hunt from the opportunity to get out in the woods and enjoy nature and the feeling of freedom from … Continue reading Soul of a Bear
Time Flies
Wow... hard to believe, it seems like summer was just getting started and I was looking forward to reporting on the summer running activities. The better part of summer is now behind us and I am looking forward to autumn events.There is that moment every summer when there is a sudden twinge of cool in … Continue reading Time Flies
Comfort Zone
A perfect morning here in the mountains, cool and crisp under the amazing blue Colorado sky. I enjoyed smelling the pines while drinking my morning coffee and pondering my next project. It occurred to me that we about three weeks out from the Leadville 100 Mile Run and even though I'm not running I still … Continue reading Comfort Zone
God’s Work
Haven't had much wilderness time these days with these long hospital stays with my cancer patient. However I do have a lot of time to sit around and ponder deep thoughts that I can put in my blog 🙂 So anyway, this week in the hospital was a particularly rough stay with some unpleasant suggestions … Continue reading God’s Work
Unsung Heroes
It was a particularly rough day in oncology today and I am utterly humbled by the dedication and compassion of the oncology nurses. The oncology doctors are great with their amazing scientific words of hope in new advancements and medical technology that they provide on their long lap through the most hopeless ward in the … Continue reading Unsung Heroes
