Monthly Archives: September 2018

I tried dusting once. It came back. I’m not falling for that again. I also like, I want to be like a caterpillar. Eat a lot. Sleep for a while. Wake up beautiful. It’s way too late for me, I’m … Continue reading →

When Helen Self turned 100, she went for a spin on a Harley-Davidson. When she turned 108, she was named one of Montana’s two oldest people. And when Self turned 109 a few weeks ago, she got a whopping birthday … Continue reading →

Poor little new trees that Andy bought. Andy calls them bonsai trees because their growth has been so stunted. bonsai — an ornamental tree or shrub grown in a pot and artificially prevented from reaching its normal size. The ones … Continue reading →

We had over 1.4″ of rain on the land between Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning (yesterday). How cool is that! We also had a nice rain down here yesterday afternoon, but the National Weather Service predicted that last week. How … Continue reading →

September 6, 2018  

Beate told Andy about a place in Santa Fe that sold small Ponderosa pines, so he drove down yesterday morning to buy two. They look a bit anemic, but they do have good roots and hopefully they will like it … Continue reading →

The Princess would be insulted by this cartoon. Her, do menial work? Get real. They’ve been having a lot of rain lately, and their backyard was flooded. So Kaitlin and Torben spent part of Labor Day draining the water. It … Continue reading →

September 3, 2018  

This reminds me of an office mate I had once. His favorite saying was, Cheer up, things are bound to get worse. It was supposed to be a joke. The cartoon also reminds me of an article I read about … Continue reading →

If you are going to leave dad alone with the kid, there is a really good chance you’ll end up receiving a photo like this in a text message. This is the type of view dads have on the world. … Continue reading →