Stuart Watkins Having recently sold two homes in SaddleBrooke, I learned a few things along the way. Even if you have a Revocable Trust or Living Will, there can still be confusion over the assets. I have been buying furniture and other items at low prices, or receiving donated items, and taking them to the Oracle Farmer’s…
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Features, November 2020
SaddleBrooke Gift Shop Featured Artist of the Month: Angela Stokes
Linda Whitehead Our featured artist this month, Angela Stokes, grew up in a big fun-loving, food-loving Italian family. She has loved art and creating anything she could since early childhood when her favorite toys were a box of crayons, watercolors, and a Little Red Remco Spinning Wheel. These days Angela works with lots of different…
Features, November 2020
SaddleBrooke Author Publishes Mystery Novel
Dr. Syd Harriet Syd Harriet, Ph.D., Psy.D. moved to SaddleBrooke from Denver, Colo. in 2014 having retired from teaching college-level creative writing for more than thirty years. Syd has been writing articles, non-fiction golf books, short stories, and novels since arriving as well as working as a literary agent at Agent’s Ink. Syd was also…
Features, November 2020
Whimsy for Today
Becky Kueker While putting makeup on one morning, I was taking a serious look at my reflection. My magnified make-up mirror is for maximum detection of everything you really do not want to see, and I noticed that I had more wrinkles on the left side of my face than the right. So, I turned…
Features, November 2020
Magic Happens when Creating Watercolors: Meet Artist of the Month Kay Sullivan
LaVerne Kyriss Perhaps best known around SaddleBrooke for her precise and realistic watercolor pet portraits, often done as commissioned work, Kay Sullivan also paints landscapes, portraits, florals, and abstract images. “Painting animals comes easy to me,” she explained. “I always start with the eyes, the nose, and then the color of the body. The expression is…
Features, November 2020
The Safe, Effective, and Painless Spinal Adjustment
Dr. Craig Brue During the past 20 years I have been using spinal adjusting instruments, the Activator and Impulse, where patients feel a light tapping sensation on their spine. The Activator is a spring-loaded instrument. The Impulse is an electronic device. You may ask, “How does that work, and how can that help me?” After…