[RepublitarianRoger2]

Oh yeah, I know about Boulder. Been there a number of times. Actually a cool city to walk around in — I actually like Pearl Street Mall’s quirky shops and laid-back atmosphere — but NO WAY would I want to live there.

[RandallFlagg]

I actually like Pearl Street Mall’s quirky shops and laid-back atmosphere

I took my Sons there last summer. There's this area where the sidewalk is fitted with about 25 water nozzles that randomly shoot a stream of water straight up in the air.

My 2 Sons (Ages four and six at the time) were having a blast trying to dodge and jump over the water. Giggling and playing in the lazy afternoon.

Until...
A woman and her four Daughters (I think) from some other country shows up, has the little girls strip completely naked, then sends all four of them over to play with my Sons and the water.

We got the heck outta there fast. Never to return.
Call me overprotective and anti-multicultural all ya want. But there's just some things that shouldn't just be thrown into the laps of kids at that age.

[flaglady47]

“Oh yeah, I know about Boulder. Been there a number of times. Actually a cool city to walk around in — I actually like Pearl Street Mall’s quirky shops and laid-back atmosphere — but NO WAY would I want to live there.”

Actually, I did live there for part of a year way back when, until I decided to begin my mountain woman role, and moved up into the foothills above Boulder with my 2 dogs, to a little town called Ward. Came back down when winter hit and I didn’t have any snow tires on my car, and couldn’t afford diddly squat at the time, including new tires. It is indeed a beautiful area, and Boulder is a pretty little town. Chock full of people still locked in the Aquarian Age, though, then and now.