Letter from the Editor
February 16, 2010 by Erika Stutzman
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A good friend of mine is having a baby and confesses that she’s worried that she’s not going to be able to love this baby as much as she loves her first born.
Letter from the editor
February 16, 2010 by Aimee Heckel
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Here at Women’s Mag, we aren’t afraid to play just as hard as we work. Which is why in this issue, you’ll find profiles of local businesswomen who inspire us — just pages away from a recipe for nummy chocolate roulade, and five tips for how to spice up your bedroom.
Letter from the editors: January
January 7, 2010 by Aimee Heckel
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January arrived on a continued blast of frosty air, seemingly unchanged from the preceding weeks.
Letter from the managing editor
December 4, 2009 by Erika Stutzman
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I know the true meaning of the holiday season, and I know the deep, fleeting value in family gatherings. But more than once, I’ve spent the better part of a holiday season obsessing over the perfect “get” for the family gift exchange.
Letter from the editor
December 4, 2009 by Aimee Heckel
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Well, there goes 2009. And there goes my resolution. I bombed it.
Letter from the editor
November 4, 2009 by Aimee Heckel
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Everything is a little thing. Even the big things.
Letter from the managing editor
November 4, 2009 by Erika Stutzman
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My dear friend was hanging out on a hot beach near her home in California the very day we canceled our trip to a Boulder-area pumpkin patch last month. Why? Because the pumpkin vines were covered by several inches of early fall snow.
Letter from the managing editor
October 1, 2009 by Erika Stutzman
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This month, we go along for the ride with a local woman who chose to make herself over with cosmetic surgery.
This is a controversial topic for women. As editors for a magazine that runs advertisements for cosmetic procedures, we hear it all the time: Some decry the ads, insisting we don’t run them and saying we’re harming women. I don’t know much about advertising, but I can safely assume that if those businesses are spending money trying to get their phone numbers to you readers, not everyone can be outraged.
Letter from the editor: October
October 1, 2009 by Aimee Heckel
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Sometimes, a choice to transform is physical: trying to go back in time through cosmetic surgery, or starting a new chapter with a tattoo. Sometimes the only choice is how we change: with grace and strength. Other times, it might be as simple as rearranging the kitchen, as a way of appreciating where you already are.
Letter from the managing editor
September 4, 2009 by Erika Stutzman
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A love letter, to fall: Offering cool respite from a season of heat, autumn arrives like a gift.
