It’s nice to see that the U.S. isn’t the only country with an active nanny patrol eager to overprotect their citizens. This Guardian article, which I read in the Budget Travel blog, makes us aware of the apparent controversy of nudity on Mt. Everest. Which must be tearing apart Nepal at the seams. No they don’t want to establish a nudist camp on the mountain, they just plan to prohibit climbers from disrobing en route or at summit in order to protect themselves from frostbite. Or perhaps children who failed to become traumatized by sexy movies aboard Delta Airlines. Who exactly will be on-site to enforce this?

The Broomfield Colorado company “A Bash in a Bag“ started by party planner Sarah Edgar was featured in the Rocky Mountain News today. These kits contain all the necessary accoutrements to throw yourself or a friend a party of a specific theme - plus eight to 16 guests. Among the kits are “Girls Night In,” “New Homeowner,” “Divorced Divas,” and “Golf Gurus.” Kits run between $60 and $200. Hey no “Retirement Party” Bash? p.s. Congratulations Mom!

R.I.P. Cinderella Twin Drive in Movie Theater. I took these photos a year ago while biking near the area. Now this ground that’s held so many memories for a generation of Denver locals will now… become… apartments. Sigh…. Lucky us.

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