Foothills Focus

“It’s finally arrived. The summer we’ve all been waiting for. Amidst the rain, the hail and a nearby tornado, our summer has begun!”

What is on your Colorado summer agenda? Need some ideas? Jodi Dolph has you covered!

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“ …it was with a bit of trepidation that I entered the giant classroom and found my seat toward the front.”

In the August edition of Foothills Focus, Rachel Mulvihill shares her experience of writing a personal mission statement. Learn more on our website at coloradoserenity.com/foothills-focus/my-mission-statement/ .

“My first thought was that, if there was a dead mouse under my pillow, no jury would convict me.”

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“By the end of that shocking and surprising game, my voice was hoarse from cheering.”

In the October edition of Foothills Focus, Jodi Dolph shares her love of CU football and the hope she shares with their many fans!

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“I could wander aimlessly, without a plan, without conferring about destinations, timetables, even what was for dinner.”

In the November issue of Foothills Focus, Rachel Mulvihill shares her solo journey to Santa Fe.

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“Have you ever actually backed up a trailer before?”

In Sally Ball fashion, we have a hilarious tale of backing up a trailer for the December issue of Foothills Focus. You can check it out on our website at coloradoserenity.com/foothills-focus/how-hard-can-it-be/ .

“Our book club has created a community and connection that I didn’t even know I needed.”

In the January edition of Foothills Focus, Jodi Dolph shares what she has gained through her love of reading.

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There are 27 steps between my garage and my house. I’ve counted them while going up and down those steps at least 32,000 times over the years. Almost every single time I go up the stairs, I have something that I’m bringing into the house. Much less frequently, I’ll carry something out of the house. I’ve lived in my home for 22 years. The math is simple. My house is full of stuff. Which brings me to the topic of this article… clearing out a houseful of crap.

Read more of the February Foothills Focus by Rachel Mulvihill on our website at coloradoserenity.com/foothills-focus/the-purge/ .

“What I’ve noticed, though, is when I’m heading toward a visit to Funk Town, it’s time for me to really, really, really sit up and pay attention to those “coincidences” or messages from the universe, or signs in general that point toward that active choice of happiness.”

Sally Ball revisits the topic of the choice of happiness in the March edition of Foothills Focus.

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“Over and over, we have a million chances to make a fresh start for ourselves.”

In the April edition of Foothills Focus, Jodi Dolph asks a wonderful question to reflect: “What’s to bloom in your garden this spring?”

You can read the full article on our website at coloradoserenity.com/foothills-focus/spr...ts-still-a-surprise/ . Happy Blooming!