Hot Lunch Spot: Three Sisters Cafe

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Downtown on Stout at 17th, there sits a popular little lunch cafe – Three Sisters Cafe (And Catering). This cafe is right down the street from my office and definitely my new ‘go-to’ spot for lunch. The big draw is their homemade soups. I’m not kidding, the soup is so popular and changes daily that…



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Shop local this holiday season!

Heading out of town to be with family over the holidays? Sending gifts across the country? Here’s a list of some great places to snag ‘Colorado’ gifts for your friends and family. Show off your hometown and the great Rockies with some unique gifts from a few of my favorite shops! The Savory Spice Shop…

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Attention Crafters: Head to Fabric Bliss

I recently took an Intro to Crochet class at Fabric Bliss. I was honored to write a guest post for Kristina on her sewing blog, The Nerdy Sewist. Aurora (owner) is incredibly welcoming and the shop feels like home. I don’t know if it’s the set-up, the colors, or the attitude of the workers but…

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Denver’s Zombie Crawl 2011

This weekend we headed downtown Denver to the Eye Heart Brains Zombie Crawl. This is an annual event and free to participate. This year there was also a scavenger hunt beforehand, but the crawl started at Skyline Park (16th and Arapahoe) around 2-4 PM. The zombies started to congregate around 2 PM and about 4…

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Need comfort food? Head to Steuben’s Food Service.

Ah, Steuben’s Food Service. Where to start. When we moved to the Uptown area of Denver, one of the highlights was how close we would be to Steuben’s.   The brain child of the folks at Vesta Dipping Grill (Josh Wolkon, Chef Matt Selby, and Exec. Chef Brandon Biederman, amongst others) – Steuben’s is serving…

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Unique tours of Denver & Boulder: Banjo Billy Tours

My parents were visiting us in Denver recently and they love seeing the cities they visit. We searched for available tours and found Banjo Billy Bus Tours. I’d actually seen the bus they use around town but never knew exactly what it was doing. We decided on the Denver tour (obviously) and in October they…

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Taking the Bus in Denver

Riding on public transit. Is this new for you? It’s new for me! I visited Chicago a ton while I was in college and took the ‘L’ and CTA buses always with my friends. A few times unassisted, and always ended up in the wrong place. So after Mike and I just moved MUCH closer…

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Susan G. Komen – Tri for the Cure

Warning: This is a sentimental post about volunteering! As I mentioned in my ‘Bucket List’ post, one of the things I would be doing this summer was volunteering at the Susan G. Komen Tri for the Cure. This event was held on Sunday, August 7th at the Cherry Creek State Park. The weather couldn’t have…

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Boulder Day Trip: Tea, books and more!

It was finally time for a day trip up to Boulder, Colorado. Just about 30 minutes from Denver, it’s a nice way to “get-away” without going too far. By no means is this a comprehensive review of all to do in Boulder. Oh no! Oh my…that would day several posts (ideas are churning…). I’ll throw…

Wash Perk Coffee Shop

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Washington Park, in south central Denver, is an amazingly active and busy park. But wait…this post is about a coffee shop – so in case you are tired of all that outdoor activity and require some relaxation…head over to Wash Perk! Located at E. Emerson and Ohio, Wash Perk is just about 3 blocks from…

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