Joyful Resistance

By Audra Snow Plastic is bad. You know it. I know it. We all know it. Most of us want

By Sue Gray Kneeling over a patch of bare earth, I gently wipe away sticks and small stones with the

By Carrie Kaplan Carrie is a chronic collaborator with synchronicity. “If I see an opportunity to play, I will, without

By Carolyn Cary Hall Carolyn: For thirteen years, you have traveled thousands of miles in the United States, camping along

By Hailey Magee “When you say ‘yes’ to others, make sure you’re not saying ‘no’ to yourself.” — Paulo Coelho

By Jeannie Perry As we age, we lose many things: our innocence, our idealism, our car keys… There is a

By Jules Gallagher   I resist painful memories of keeping me in my “place.” In Joy I give gratitude for

By Maura Masters Philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche said, “that which does not kill us, makes us stronger.” And, while a brilliant

Opinion By Dorothea Farris Aspen HS photo with permission We emphasize the one person-one vote concept in our civics and

By Lisa Garvey Lisa is a designer, artist, seeker, who enjoys sharing her life through her own photographs. “Words are