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Paul Larson is a lot of fun to listen too -- and he's quite the character as well....have enjoyed him every time I've heard him.

I knew Larry and Connie too -- very nice people. I knew they lived in town, but didn't know she was at Waddell and Reed...good for them. That's the thing about that area, you can work all night long and don't have to worry about dew settin in to "make you stop"...not like where I'm at now -- I...

Yep, you got it. Lunds were great people...didn't something happen with Mikki? It's been years since I've even heard about them.... There were lots of people in that north country that were good people...I drove school bus for a couple years for the rural school -- drove the lund kids when...

I'm from Havre...lived out south of town in the mountains on a small place...have relatives out north of town up on the canadian border...farmers and run a seed business as well.... I wish I would have never left Montana...folks and some family are still there and one of these days, I'll figure...

Wow...didn't think I'd see that sign posted on here! I remember seeing that sign a time or two...I also remember lothair on the hi-line...well, what there is of it....makes me a little home sick...thanks for taking me back in time....

Agreed as to the weather...felt more like a late fall day here yesterday. That last picture looked like your mule didn't care for the rope swinging...have you roped using your mule before?

That picture you labeled with "Man with a plan" -- did he really have a plan Soap? The horse is looking one way and Saddletramp's looking the other...makes me wonder who had the plan...lol. It appears Chalk-eye's plan is the one being carried out... :lol: :wink:

Sure wish we could give ya some of this moisture we've got here...the missouri is the dividing line in moisture -- and mosiquitos and humidity...hopefully the spring will bring some much needed rain to your country.

If not for the black on that horse, I'm afraid he'd a been lost with the snow!! :P He was actually tucked inside the barn when I went and checked on them-- the other geldings braved the snow and wind to keep eating the bale that was out for them!! Oh I'm lookin forward to even seeing BROWN...

Ahhhh, there's that long tall sorrel I like...

Thought you might want to see what we "saw" when we were all over the news last week...what a difference a week makes -- now it's sunny and 42 degrees, snow meltin fast. Up to my waist and no bottom in sight Going nowhere fast Tractor working hard to get us moving Plow needs a plow

Shoot...coulda had one with my hubby and George Strait, but hubby didn't have the nerve to stop him and ask for his picture and autograph when we saw him at the NFR a few years back...

You have no snow!!! :o I'll gladly ship you some of ours...along with the wind....nice view also!