I Need Your Bear and Lion Stories!!
Michelle Theall is looking for unforgettable animal experiences. Care to share yours?
Run Like a Mother
Sometimes running like a mother means forgetting that you are one, even if it’s for an hour or two.
I will run over you
“I will run over you.” Coach Jarvis Scott drives the Texas Tech track van behind our team during practice, nudging our calves with the bumper. That was twenty-one years ago.
Pride and Joy
There’s a tear in my eye. My 4 year old loves skiing. He’s been in lessons at A-Basin and on the double planks since he was two, but this weekend, something clicked.
Passing the Torch
Creating Women’s Adventure back in 2002 stands as one of my zaniest and proudest moments.
Gender Bender
Last February, the International Olympic Committee (IOC) recommended gender testing to determine the eligibility of athletes who exhibit sexually ambiguous characteristics.
Adoption Day
Women’s Adventure magazine is doing a shout out for Alaska photos and stories on Facebook. I submit this one in honor of our now four-and-a-half-year old son on his adoption day. I read this as part of a longer piece, in court, the day he went from being a foster kid in Boulder County to having a forever family with us.
Goodbyes are Hard…
My decision to leave Women’s Adventure has been a relatively easy one, but sad nonetheless. Easy, because I have a staff in place that has handled the magazine in such a way that I’m seriously a non-factor in its success or improvement.
Winter of my Olympic Discontent
It’s no coincidence that the US Women’s Ski Jumping team started petitioning the International Olympic Committee (IOC) for the right to compete in the Winter Olympics in the year 1998. After all, that’s the same year the IOC decided to add Curling instead. Yeah, I’d be ticked off too.
Jonathan Edwards, Tiger Woods, and Prop 8
Jonathan Edwards and Tiger Woods. Those two names don’t make me think about health care or golf. Instead, especially when mentioned in the same sentence, they bring to mind words like infidelity and lies.
When is a woman too much of a man to be a female athlete?
So, the IOC just recommended gender-testing centers to determine eligibility when an athlete exhibits sexually ambiguous characteristics.
Waiting for digital paper
There are e-readers and books, but as yet, no extremely portable medium offering readers of magazines the opportunity to see large format, spread-designed, breathtaking photography with text.



