Essay by Diane Alexander
Mountain Humor – October 1995 – Colorado Central Magazine
by DIANE ALEXANDER
Moving from a metropolitan area to a town of 1,700 souls is a bigger change than this life-long city dweller anticipated. Since other city folks are moving to this area, I’ve got some advice to ease the transition.
Article by Clint Driscoll & Diane Alexander
Animals – March 1995 – Colorado Central Magazine
For the past six years, Diane Godynick-Clements has rescued cats in Buena Vista. At last count, she had sixteen in her house, sixteen cats that she was trying to place in good homes. People know about Diane, which explains why cats get dumped off at her house without any notes, food, or support money. Once, after a Humane Society fundraiser, she came home to find a frightened dog tied to her fencepost.
Sidebar by Diane Alexander
Art – December 1994 – Colorado Central Magazine
Diane Alexander asks some artists —
What is art, anyway?
Article by Diane Alexander
Quilts – August 1994 – Colorado Central Magazine
Quilting is no longer a half-forgotten skill relegated to old-fashioned grandmothers and dusty attics. At a recent organizational meeting for the eighth annual Chaffee County Quilt and Textile Show (June 25-July 4), the women were feisty and the talk was animated.