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Journey to Montana: National Monuments

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Sunday, June 21, 2009. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Art of the Day. There was an error in this gadget. Check me out here:. Marcy on The Examiner. New Blog . New Place. My kids are . fantastic. Check out these great blogs. Notes from Around the Block. Let's Play Concentration: Plug In and Tune Out. The Brain Twinkey Your Fake News Source Since 2008. Links for 2016-04-29 [del.icio.us]. Time to say Goodbye. Views from a textile junkie. Nether Region of the Earth II. Have a Happy New Year.

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Journey to Montana: It's been over a year

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Monday, February 15, 2010. It's been over a year. I haven't updated this blog in quite some time. I've been busy to say the least. We've been living in Montana for over a year now. After living here for over 12 months, Joe and I have come to realize that Montana isn't for us. It didn't come as a shocking revelation. We knew that moving here was going to be short-term, but at the same time, we weren't opposed to making it a permanent home. After living in a city, it's nice not to have to rush around.

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Journey to Montana: June 2009

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Wednesday, June 24, 2009. Joe works for St Labre Indian Mission. It's a Catholic school that was started 125 years ago by a group of nuns. Students at the school come from the neighboring Northern Cheyenne Indian tribe and the Crow Tribe. Over the weekend, they had a big feast and pow-wow to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the mission. . The kids and I attended the pow-wow while Joe helped set up the fireworks (he's part of the volunteer firefighters). Some pics. Sunday, June 21, 2009. Art of the Day.

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Journey to Montana: St Labre

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Wednesday, June 24, 2009. Joe works for St Labre Indian Mission. It's a Catholic school that was started 125 years ago by a group of nuns. Students at the school come from the neighboring Northern Cheyenne Indian tribe and the Crow Tribe. Over the weekend, they had a big feast and pow-wow to commemorate the 125th anniversary of the mission. . The kids and I attended the pow-wow while Joe helped set up the fireworks (he's part of the volunteer firefighters). Some pics. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Journey to Montana: Road Trip!!

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Sunday, April 12, 2009. We got out of our one-horse town for a night. Woo-hoo! Or shall I say, "Yee-haw! Couple of observations about Montana. Not everyone wears cowboy boots and hats, but enough people do to make you take notice. Big sky country - no kidding! Miles upon miles of fence line the roads here. Who put up all the fence? Dirty cars and pickup trucks are a badge of honor around here. If your car is shiny and clean, you must be a city-slicker. . I think the pictures will speak for themselves.

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Journey to Montana: December 2008

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Monday, December 29, 2008. Joe left today after I packed the car with as much stuff as I could. Along with Dexter, the cat, Joe is also taking 4 of my house plants (the ones I'm most attached to). . He'll arrive in Ashland, MT on the 31st. . Sunday, December 28, 2008. What am I going to do? Over the holidays Joe and I fielded many questions about our move to Montana. One of the main ones was what I was going to do out there. Here's a list (I'm all about making lists these days):. Grow lots of veggies.

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Journey to Montana: May 2009

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Tuesday, May 19, 2009. Nature is really flippin' loud. . But now we sleep with the windows open at night and can hear all sorts of sounds. Pheasants. Frogs. Crickets. The frogs and crickets I can get used to. I can even get used to the numerous birds living around us, but it's the pheasants. Man alive are they loud! And it isn't a pleasant sound. Of what they sound like. Try listening to that every day and night. . Friday, May 15, 2009. On another note, I'm writing for a website called The Examiner.

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Music & Stuff | Life is but a Labyrinth

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Life is but a Labyrinth. It's all about finding your way. From the moment we are born until the moment we part this world there is only one guarantee, the in between is a labyrinth for us each to navigate in their own manner. My tastes in music range from classical to the banal. My interest in music took a minor leap with The Beatles in 1963. My father’s reaction when he caught me listening to them on the radio… “What’s that rubbish? The radio is for listening to the news and cricket! A Fistful Of Dollars.

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Do you hate it too?: November 2009

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Do you hate it too? A blog written by a guy trying to get his mind around the existence of all the stupid, senseless, dim-witted, annoying, ridiculous, laughable and mindless things that people do every, single, day. If you're going through Hell, keep going.". Do you hate it too? Feel free to e-mail me if you have anything you want to share, suggest, criticize, inquire or comment on! Click this sentence to see my complete profile. To get your own GeoGlobe! 195 - People who dislike their course. I find it...