For Early Risers Who Wish That It Could Be Morning All Day
Marlene with our daughter and Montana granddaughter (and grandson, below).
She accidentally followed our granddaughter over a small jump on that day. The takeoff was superb. The landing… not so much. A week of heat pads followed — the perils of going airborne.
Our Montana grandkids and daughter doing a radio promo for the Missoula Symphony Orchestra. 30 sec.
Created by the Missoula Broadcasting Company.
44 years with my beautiful bride today!
I’m no longer 40. Nor am I even close to done. But the song’s chorus is right on.
Marlene is my rainbow and gold.
I’m a lucky guy.
We enjoyed a few days down in Missoula with family. On Friday, we visited our musical daughter’s workplace, the new downtown Missoula Symphony office (a historic bank building).
After 22 years of living in Montana, Marlene got her first cowboy hat.
Tomorrow we will shop for a horse, saddle, rope — and maybe some cattle.
We babysat two of our grandpups last week. One dog was mellow and napped most of the day.
The other was like, “It’s been a half hour since you last walked me!”
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