❄️Sneak Peek of Winter Wonderland☃️ Heavy snowfall hit Colorado's high country on Saturday, bringing the season's first significant accumulation to the mountains, with totals reaching up to 20 inches!🗻 Colorado’s mountains will experience a dry, mild mid-week warm-up before a major, widespread winter storm system moves in next weekend. Tag us in your weather updates near you! 🚨 #COwx

Thank you for sharing a bit of humor from my website. There is much more funny stuff: wordrefiner.com/hyper-spelle… I welcome more funny stuff to add to my website. Please DM me with your funny finds. Enjoy it and keep on posting! Here is another one for good measure. @mguyeberhart

Thank you for sharing a bit of humor from my website. There is much more funny stuff: wordrefiner.com/hyper-spelle… I welcome more funny stuff to add to my website. Please DM me with your funny finds. Enjoy it and keep on posting! Here is another one for good measure. @maryannwrites

Stalking doesn't always appear dangerous in itself. That's why it often gets dismissed. In intimate partner homicide cases, 76% of the victims had been stalked by their killer in the prior year (McFarlane et al., 1999). Stalking is one of the strongest documented markers of lethal escalation. The pattern usually has three layers: 1. Information gathering. Tracking routines, mapping who's around them, keeping files or notes. The target becomes a subject of study. 2. Narrative control. Casting themselves as the victim, casting the target as unstable or abusive, and recruiting mutual contacts ahead of time. If something happens later, the target has already been discredited and the stalker is already the sympathetic one. 3. Loss of control triggers escalation. When the target can't be controlled, pursuit turns into punishment or elimination. That applies to exes and to strangers fixated on someone they only know online. Most stalkers never kill. But the ones who do rarely start from nothing. The combination to take seriously: obsessive surveillance, a smear campaign against the target, and rising anger when access is lost. If you're being watched, document everything, tell people before the smear reaches them, and treat "obsessive" as a safety question, not a personality quirk.

Malve von Hassell and I thank you for sharing the review of "Tapestry Of My Mother’s Life" @MvonHassell. Or the interview we are having. wordrefiner.com/book-reviews… Hit the comments button to find the review. This is a great story for those who don't like history.@BBPathways

Beautiful chilly fall morning in the foothills near Morrison. Snow covering Mt Blue Sky, the Indian peaks and longs in the distance ☃️ #cowx