Allen, too, gardens in their alley, where she grows hops on a trellis.
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Not to make beer. Hybert added a fire pit to her backyard. Both women love whimsical and rustic garden art. Allen hangs old, weathered picture frames on her fence.
Who Is My Neighbor?
Together, the two garden buddies have weathered trials and tribulations. Their block had no electricity for a week. But neighbors came together to help one another clean up and repair damage, working by day, then firing up their grills for backyard barbecues in the evening. That cooperative spirit is one of the things they love about their neighborhood.
Love Your Neighbor as Yourself
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The front yards of neighbors Renee Allen, left, and Sheryl Hybert help beautify a Minneapolis neighborhood. Fall celebration at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum September 28, I stayed on and finished the pattern, she said. They are my spirit animal.
They are such honest beings and give us such freedom. They are so advanced and they have no ego involved. Linke has lived with horses and has stayed involved in horse competitions and activities her whole life. It would offer lessons, clinics and boarding.
As it is now, Linke says the horse world takes most of her time, traveling around the state for equine opportunities.
2. I'll Ask for Forgiveness and Offer it
She says reiki is a Japanese technique of touch that is a spiritually guided life force energy that has been practiced for thousands of years. Some might consider the intention of it similar to prayer, to ask for healing and well being. I love the flow of beautiful energy.
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It is a practice that promotes harmony and peace with others. Linke was born in Buena Vista and raised in Lakewood, where she graduated from high school in As she settled down, she attended Red Rocks Community College and an assortment of business schools and certificate programs. Her father had a patent called The Water Guard, designed to shut water off when there was a leak. So, I patented an alpine ski tool and called it The Ski Thing.
However, it was never marketed.
A multi-faceted career has kept Linke connected to the business world, with skills she developed through her self-taught approach. She worked in computer graphics for a couple of years, designed two homes, owned a tool business and later a handyman service, purchased a Service Master franchise and owned and operated that in Buena Vista from and owns several housing rentals in town. Linke was involved with Chaffee County Mentors for 5 years. But the mentor program is a wonderful way for an adult to participate in the life of a child and help them through some life challenges.
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The Rocky Mountain affiliate in Buena Vista offers local free classes twice a year for families and significant others of individuals with mental health illness. Linke co-teaches the class. There are many people living in Chaffee County that could benefit from this class. Linke says that she attended a 3-day training in Fort Collins that prepared her to co-teach the class as a volunteer.
The NAMI class is structured in a series of 12 educational sessions, meeting twice a week, to help support caregivers of their loved ones.
It states that mental illness can be described as being like the weather.