Posted on 02/13/2008 12:02:19 AM PST by Mama_Bear
And I can hear Dave somewhere in the background, mumbling, "WHY did I ever agree to help with Washington....mumble, mumble..."
I should have put the 'dibs' names on the remaining states, but it might sound like I'm nagging. LOL But as another reminder, in case anyone forgot they 'promised' (in blood, sweat and tears after I twisted arms).....:
Illinois ~ Mama_Bear; Ohio ~ Dutchess & Dolly; North Dakota, Arkansas, and Rhode Island ~ Dolly; Washington - Billie & Dave.
The sound you hear is my whip cracking!:)
That also looks like a few bluebonnets in the field. :)
Beautiful, Meg.
You can tell you’re in Montana
‘cause the snow’s up to your butt,
And you take a breath of springtime air
And your nose holes both freeze shut.
The weather here is wonderful,
So I guess I’ll hang around,
I could never leave Montana
My feet are frozen to the ground.
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Thanks, Lori.
I’m slowly regaining my strength.
I needed to lose some weight but would hope for an easier way next time.
My aunt lived in Texas and Oklahoma during the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. Her poems reflect a much different life style than what we live today .... probably a much harder life but also more simple.
Well done; thank you!
No I haven’t been to Montana and may not get the chance to go. I often think of this great country and how many places I haven’t visited....We had hoped to travel some but as you know those plans didn’t come to pass as ‘he left too soon’! Don’t get me wrong...I can’t grieve over those things!
Who knows, my chance may come yet....LOL! A white knight may rescue me yet!
But isn’t Montana lovely...a motorhome trip would be excellent to get to see more. Good for them! Thanks again, for your excellent thread!
Those two pictures you posted are magnificant!!
Beats me..LOL! Those are probably lupines. I know they are quite similar.
Beautiful presentation of Big Sky Country, MB. Visited Montana a few times when we lived up there in neighboring WA
mumble mumble mumble :)
Breathtaking pictures and love the poem..LOL
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I’ve been through medical hell this past year, plus having my beloved mother kidnapped and dumped in an assisted living “home” with no mech’l ventilation in the rooms, typical of how they treat the old vegetables. As jesus put it : on a pretense they devour widow’s homes.
Anyway, july 9 : full heart attack, 2 days on ventilator, given a 50-50 chance. My cousin asked me : did you see death’s door? No I replied, just went galloping on by. And : why didn’t you die? I must be like Montana Sagebrush, hardy, tough and difficult to eradicate.
My father grew up in dusty, hard-bitten Broadus during the Depression. Spent most of his young life trying to find a USE for sagebrush. He always felt bad about the slaughter of the indian village near there, they weren’t bothering anyone but got wiped out just the same. We have an indian ancestor, an ojibwa canadian woman, from the civil war era.
What an absolutely amazing thread Lori.. love all the great graphics & information. Your colors & textures are wonderful. Great pledge & ping. The flags at rodeo are well done.
I hope to spend time tonight. I am in between appts & bible study tonight. Have screaming headache. If I can gt the edge off it I will return.
Has someone posted the link on the Montana Board?
Kitty, I love your Meadowlark. The blue in your frame matches the underbelly of the bird so well. Its beautiful~~~
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