Matt Bartmann [email protected] Almost everything has its day. In January, we celebrated National Squirrel Appreciation Day. October brings us International Sloth Day. There’s a cat day, a pig day and, of course, a dog day. […]
Matt Bartmann [email protected] “How was school today?” my mom would ask every day when I got home. “Fine,” I’d reply, as I shuffled off to my room to put my stuff away. She may as […]
Matt Bartmann [email protected] With a focus on creating and repairing rather than buying new things, “makerspace” communities have been appearing around the world. Each makerspace offers different resources, depending on funding, tools (often donated), and […]
Matt Bartmann [email protected] A couple of years ago, I set out on a journey of new-to-me repairs. Very intimidating repairs. Replacing the keyboard and trackpad on a Macbook Pro, Sally’s laptop computer. A fine computer […]
Matt Bartmann [email protected] “Suddenly, a loud, frantic quacking came from the other side of the lake.” Josh Traver was working in his first year as a wildlife rehabilitator when a call came in from the […]
Matt Bartmann [email protected] “SEEDS SEEDS PLANTS PLANTS!” is how the email from my wife, Sally, began. Yes, she sits in the chair next to me, but many of our conversations are still by email. This […]
Matt Bartmann [email protected] For years, Polly Bennett of Fort Collins has been the keeper of a family heirloom—a large buffalo hide decorated with a painting of a buffalo head and other designs. Bennett’s ties to […]
Matt Bartmann [email protected] The vernal equinox, also known as the March equinox or spring equinox, falls on March 20 this year at 10:15 a.m. MDT (10:14:29, to be exact). Loosely translated, equinox means “equal night.” […]
Matt Bartmann [email protected] People on the internet are an invaluable resource for anything hobby-related. Raising chickens, knitting, collecting stamps? Plenty of folks will give you advice on what you should be doing. Same goes for […]
Matt Bartmann [email protected] “I love living in the mountains, seeing deer and moose in my yard. It’s very quiet up here. And everyone is very nice and friendly,” says Fred Baca of Red Feather Lakes. […]
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