Wanda Ross June 1 was a beautiful sunny day with temperatures in the 70s as eight CycleMasters ladies gathered at 7 a.m. for a morning ride within SaddleBrooke. There were wide streets with little traffic, beautifully landscaped yards, green bushes, flowering agaves, and more. So much beauty in this wonderful community. The scenic highlight of this…
Dr. Rose Bricker Communication is often a major concern for those who seek counseling. Whether it’s communication with partners/spouses, family members, friends or coworkers, the issues are basically the same. The questions that come up in sessions are: 1. “What can I say so that others will hear me?” 2. “How can I set boundaries…
David Zapatka Reader Kim Park wrote, “Recently at the Chop, Block and Brew restaurant, my server offered a pizookie for dessert. This word is a portmanteau, the very word you wrote about in the April issue. It is ‘pizza’ and ‘cookie’ put together to form one word, pizookie. I learned it originated at BJ’s Chicago…
Emma, a little white dog who lives in SaddleBrooke Hello Saddlebrooke Progress friends. I’m Emma, your cheerful little white dog in SaddleBrooke. In this column, I share a dog’s-eye view on life by answering thoughtful questions with kindness, gentle humor, and a bit of tail-wagging wisdom. You can follow more of my adventures and photos…
Thom Wells A new interview program invites remarkable guests to share the moments and memories of a lifetime—with the warmth of Will Rogers, Garrison Keillor, and Arthur Godfrey. There’s a new stop on the storytelling trail, and it begins the moment the afternoon train pulls into Elkthistle, Wyo., a town you won’t find on any…
Karen Rose Callan While visiting New York City with her partner, Phil Silensky, Jennifer Stephens stopped by the TODAY Show plaza with no expectations beyond enjoying the experience. As she waited among the small crowd, fellow University of Arizona supporters handed her a U of A sign to hold. When Savannah Guthrie appeared for the…