
Brush With Destiny By Leslie Freiberger During the recession in the seventies, my mother went back to work as an insurance agent and financial planner. Since she was the “newbie” she wasn’t given the best territories, or the best clients, quite the opposite. Which is why she was given a cold call in an undesirable [...]

Thanks a Lot By Leslie Freiberger On this Thanksgiving I’m thankful for a lot of things. I’m thankful for having my family and friends seated around my table. I’m thankful to live at the base of these mountains. Everyone has some kind of a sanctuary. Mine is up the Mount Wilson Trail to First Water. [...]

With our society becoming bogged down in pharmaceuticals, supplements and quick fix pills, many people are turning towards a more natural remedy: food. For millennia, human beings have discovered health and well being properties in the produce they could grow themselves and only in the last few centuries has the West turned towards a more [...]

Sierra Madre Sue is Back I’m glad to be back in the Sierra Madre Weekly, thanks to my buddy Terry Miller, the head honcho! I changed the Music News format just a bit and listed the recurring events at the top, separately from the individual listings below. That way, in the event I don’t have [...]

by Dorothy Denne It is said that big things often come in little packages. I don’t think that is meant to apply to words, but I sure thought of it when I read the following about a little two-letter word. This two-letter word in English has more meanings than any other two-letter word, and the [...]