Magically bored on a quiet street corner, free frustration, in our minds and our toes.
Saturday, the Bells' had India, my dad and me over for lunch. Their garden is prospering like crazy.
The new American Gothic:
Had lunch with McC today. He's the developer who built our houses. He's got a lot cooking. We talked a little business, talked a little Bozeman, and talked a little shit. Nice guy.
Tonight, India and I went to the Emerson Cultural Center to see a screening of the new documentary by Jim and Jamie Dutcher, who were there to talk and answer questions. They lived with a pack of wolves in a huge enclosure in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho for 6 years. The documentary was great, and they had some incredible footage of pack dynamics. The film is called Living With Wolves, and they ahve a new book out by the same name. I read Wolves At Our Door, a previous book by the Dutchers on the same subject. (Also a documentary by the same name... same subject matter, but shorter than the new film.)
Watch for the documentary on the Discovery Channel or Animal Planet if this sort of thing interests you. It was fascinating. If you're interested, order up Wolves At Our Door from Netflix.
Tomorrow, the Sweet Pea Festival kicks off in Bozeman with a Taste of Bozeman. India, Mrs. Bells and I will mosey on down to sample the fare from local restaurants.
Then there will an arts and crap show and things for the bambinos on Thursday.
The Subdudes will play a free show Friday, which we will attend.
Saturday, there is a 10k race, another arts and crap show and a parade, but I will miss that. Instead, I will be floating down the Madison with Double B from the BDC fly-fishing.
Ah... shaping up to be another fine week in Montana.
The new American Gothic:
Had lunch with McC today. He's the developer who built our houses. He's got a lot cooking. We talked a little business, talked a little Bozeman, and talked a little shit. Nice guy.
Tonight, India and I went to the Emerson Cultural Center to see a screening of the new documentary by Jim and Jamie Dutcher, who were there to talk and answer questions. They lived with a pack of wolves in a huge enclosure in the Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho for 6 years. The documentary was great, and they had some incredible footage of pack dynamics. The film is called Living With Wolves, and they ahve a new book out by the same name. I read Wolves At Our Door, a previous book by the Dutchers on the same subject. (Also a documentary by the same name... same subject matter, but shorter than the new film.)
Watch for the documentary on the Discovery Channel or Animal Planet if this sort of thing interests you. It was fascinating. If you're interested, order up Wolves At Our Door from Netflix.
Tomorrow, the Sweet Pea Festival kicks off in Bozeman with a Taste of Bozeman. India, Mrs. Bells and I will mosey on down to sample the fare from local restaurants.
Then there will an arts and crap show and things for the bambinos on Thursday.
The Subdudes will play a free show Friday, which we will attend.
Saturday, there is a 10k race, another arts and crap show and a parade, but I will miss that. Instead, I will be floating down the Madison with Double B from the BDC fly-fishing.
Ah... shaping up to be another fine week in Montana.
posted by Joe at
9:24 PM
4 Comments:
When you go fishing tell the guy you want to drown some worms. He'll really like that.
Is Bells shrinking?
You and Double B have fun and tell him I'm not so bad. That guy hasn't been to breakfast in so long i think he's mad cause I questioned the referendum.
Jimmyboys pullin out on the JS to ED Jones so watch your investment portfolio
Ming, that short dude is directly downwind from your left pit. Just sayin'
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