September 14, Good morning Montana

[Double D]

Good evening Montana from Richland Washington.  I flew out Great Falls this afternoon. I will be spending the next 4 days here doing some consulting work...I am having withdrawls already...I will survive.

It is hot crowded her. There were more people  at the airport at Seattle this afternoon than in all of Glacier Couty, I swear.  No one spoke to each another and no one even smiled at each other. When I smiled or said hello, they got a shocked look.  I like doing that.

   

[Cottonwood]

One time when my wife and I were flying out to Hawaii, and had a bit of a lay over at Sea Tac, I ran into a couple of friends I knew there, and then over on Oahu on the Road to Hana ran into some people from Missoula......

Tough vacation but someone had to do it 

You'll be back home before you know it.

[mtbugle]

have had a great time reading your morning reports.  I just returned from burying my dad over in Terry Mt.  I am living near where you are for your class.  Moses Lake Wa.  I always am reminded of why I want to return to Mt. when ever I visit there.  Again I have loved the morning reports and seeing some one who is really enjoying living in Gods country.  Don.

[Double D]

Thanks, Don for the kind words, our deepest condolences for the loss of you father...be consoled that your father spent the last days of his life in a wonderful place like Montana. 

I am not a native Montanan, born in Oregon when it was a state and not the northern most county in California. I have told my wife I want my ashes spread over the gopher patches out on the prairie when I go.  I can think of no better placde to be. 

The Morning report will continue as soon as I return home...for sure Saturday. I get in to Great Falls tomorrow afternoon and have to do a bit of shopping at the malls before I head north back to Cut Bank.  By Malls I mean Scheels and Big Bear.

[Cottonwood]

Dave

Sorry to hear of your loss.