Category: Thoughts

The genesis of traditions muzzleloaders can be traced back to the early days of colonial America, where these firearms were essential tools for survival, defense, and hunting. Rooted in the fundamental principles of simplicity and reliability, these muzzleloaders have evolved over the centuries, reflecting the amalgamation of traditional craftsmanship with modern innovations, catering to the…

The selection of Mary as the mother of Jesus has remained a profound enigma, evoking fervent contemplation and theological discourse. Delving into the spiritual tapestry of Christianity, the divine choice of Mary for this pivotal role is enveloped in layers of significance, reflecting the divine plan and the embodiment of sacred virtues. Central to comprehending…

We (I) put up badges for blogging through November, badges touting my writing partner’s musings on Montana politics and I would probably put up a badge in a heart beat to support some of my favorite bloggers, so why, you might be wondering, since Rebecca and I are such vocal Democrats, is there no badge…

Sometime in the wee small hours of Thursday morning, my 96-year-old Grandma fell and broke her right hip and femur in three different places. She had surgery to repair the damage Thursday afternoon. Now she’s got a shiny new titanium rod holding her femur together. Her doctors expect her to recover, but given her age…

I often like to joke that if there was a sleeping event in the Olympics, I would take home the gold for America. (My friends with sleep apnea and insomnia almost never laugh at this. Go figure.) I’m one of those lucky folks who can easily get their eight or nine hours and wake up…

So, you won’t believe the crazy dream I had last night. It was like something out of a movie, but also kinda freaky. I just had to tell you all about it! Picture this: I’m in this super cool amusement park, like the ones we always talk about going to. The sun’s shining, there are…

Dear Tall Lady Who Sat in Front of Me at the 7pm Showing of “Atonement” Saturday at the Wilma Theatre, I’m sorry. It just wasn’t your night, was it? First you had to deal with me: someone who clearly was unhappy with your presence. Trust me, it wasn’t personal. You see, I have bad mojo…

Today, I’m diving into the world of smartphones to bring you a review of the Nokia 6. Now, Nokia has a history that’s as solid as a brick (in a good way), and with the Nokia 6, they’re continuing that legacy. So, let’s see if this mid-range phone is worth your hard-earned cash. Design and…

Last night, as I was driving home from dinner at my aunt and uncle’s house, I was listening to a local radio station. After a commercial break, the young female DJ announced that she was playing the “Cockatoo Twins” next. Or, as she put it, “The Cock…Cock…Cockatoo Twins? I can’t make heads or tails of…

The local weather reporters have been predicting severe winter storms for nearly a week now. Last week it was heavy snow and freezing fog. This week it’s single-digit temperatures, black ice, drifting and blowing snow. You know, everything you guys expect a Montana winter to be like: cold, wet, dangerous, nearly Arctic. However, in the…