Editor's Eye

In this edition of Editor’s Eye, Holly shares an excellent quote and an adorable photo!
“To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.” - Audrey Hepburn

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In Editor’s Eye this month, Holly Jorgensen reshares an article from the August 2016 edition about mass hysteria.

“Can someone tell me why so many people in society seem to be addicted to drama, extremes, chaos and the fantastical? I’d like to blame younger generations for this odd obsession with mania, but I happen to know many people my age as well as my parents’ age, who are afflicted with the same condition.”

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How do you cope in times of extreme stress? Holly Jorgensen shares some tips to help in her column in the August edition.

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“The best love is the kind that awakens the soul and makes us reach for more, that plants a fire in our hearts and brings peace to our minds, and that’s what you’ve given me. That’s what I’d hoped to give you forever.” —From the book and movie “The Notebook”

Holly Jorgensen shares this quote and her promise to Doug in her article this month. Visit coloradoserenity.com/editors-eye/mr-mrs/ .

“Thirty years is a long time. It’s a third of a lifetime if you’re lucky. In terms of work or career years, it’s a super long time. For many, that is how long they spend working in their chosen professions, and then they retire. But for Serenity’s publisher, this past 30 years has been a third career for him.”

Celebrate 30 years of Serenity and be sure to check out Holly Jorgensen’s tribute on our website at coloradoserenity.com/editors-eye/serenity-is-30-this-month/ .

What are your thoughts on resolutions?

In her first column of 2023, Holly shares her opinion on resolutions and the things she will continue to work on in the coming years.

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“This month, I continue to grieve with the Lincoln family on the tragic loss of their son, Aidan… it seems an insurmountable pain to endure after also losing their baby girl. And my heart is with the many people close to me, and even not so close, who I happen to know are dealing with major struggles right now. It’s been a hell of a start to 2023 for many of us, and I don’t really have anything more to say about it all other than just love each other as best as you can every day. You’re not promised another.”

Read the rest of the February edition of Editor’s Eye on our website at coloradoserenity.com/editors-eye/youre-n...romised-another-day/ .

“Do you ever feel overwhelmed and exhausted by the hustle and bustle of life? I know I do. I find that taking a break from all the noise and finding some peace and quiet works wonders for me. Quietude offers numerous benefits, such as improved physical and mental health, increased focus, clarity of thought, improved sleep quality, and much more. Taking time to be mindful in a peaceful environment can improve your life in this busy world.”

Holly Jorgensen shares some excellent advice in her Editor’s Eye column in the March edition. Learn more about the ways that quietude can improve your life.

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“Spring is a time of renewal and rejuvenation. As the cold winter months give way to warmer temperatures, longer days and more of that beautiful sun, the world around us comes to life with blooming flowers, buzzing bees and chirping birds.”

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In the May edition of Editor’s Eye, Holly Jorgensen shares the way of zen.

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