Colorado Serenity Magazine

“A society without manners is the jungle, and people without manners are self-absorbed agents of conflict and disorder.”

In his August feature, Stephen Knapp explores missing manners in society and the impact it creates.
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“A few weeks ago, a preacher spoke about a new term that I had never heard before: ‘Cloud Talk. When you die, you elevate to heaven where you sit on a cloud. You look down on the planet to see where you lived. You contemplate what you did with your time on Earth. How did you live? What made you tick? Did you fall in love? What kind of friends did you keep? Did you do anything significant with your life?’”

What will you see when you sit on your cloud and reflect on your life?

This feature by Frosty Wooldridge in the August edition gives us some pointers and things to think about regarding our lives and how we choose to live them. Be sure to check it out!

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This is a friendly reminder that content for the September edition is due. Let us know if you have any questions or need assistance. Thank you!

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“Since 2012, Evergreen Medical Acupuncture has been offering science-backed acupuncture services to mountain-area residents in a customized, state-of-the-art clinic. After a decade of helping patients with injuries, PTSD, fertility or hormonal concerns, and chronic conditions, this summer, Evergreen Medical Acupuncture announced a second location in Conifer.”

Learn more about Evergreen Medical Acupuncture in our September cover story by Sarah Ann Noel.

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“Working almost entirely behind the curtain, They are the men and women administering the nonprofit Evergreen Legacy Fund (ELF)—good friends and neighbors donating their considerable time, talents and treasure to make the mountain area more foot-friendly and bicycle-benign.”

Learn more about the Evergreen Legacy Fund in this feature article by Stephen Knapp.

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“So, how do you bottle your internal lightning energy? How do you go out into life to skin your knees in the face of eternity?”

Frosty Wooldridge shares some tips on how to bottle your personal lightening to make the most of your life in this feature story in the September edition.

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Attention all photographers - professional and hobbyist - we want to see your shots! We are seeking fall and winter photographs for our upcoming editions. Please send your photos to Heather at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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Has your nonprofit thought about advertising in Colorado Serenity Magazine? We have ads to fit into your budget, and Evergreen and Conifer Chamber members get a discount!

Learn more on our website at coloradoserenity.com/print-advertising/ and reach out to Heather at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to get started.

Have you looked at the October edition yet? Paid advertising by Meadow Creek Design Studio is on the cover and featured in the cover story. We have great articles by our staff writers, excellent advice in business advertorials this month, and lots of goodies inside!

Our Table of Contents photo was submitted by Terry Shapiro.

Terry’s true passion is photographing mountains, desert and canyon landscapes. The more turbulent the skies, the more ecstatic he becomes. Over 30 years ago, he closed his commercial photo studio in Chicago’s River North and moved to Evergreen Meadows to continue his professional career. Terry is a nationally reknowned professional photographer specializing in architectural and engineering photography. His nationally award-winning photos have been displayed in galleries. For over 20 years, Terry was the official photographer for the Colorado Ballet and The Denver Center for the Performing Arts. Nikon D850 is his camera of choice for capturing the finest of details. To view more of his work, go to TerryShapiroPhotography.com and flickr at flickr.com/photos/114541733@N02/ or follow him on Facebook.

Are you interested in having your photography featured on our Table of Contents? Send us your photos to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.! (and you don’t have to be a professional photographer!)