The 18th Annual Montana Storytelling Roundup kicks off next Friday (April 27th) in Cut Bank and the entertainment slate this year looks better than ever. As I blogged earlier this week, on Monday, I'll be talking with the monastic composer/song writer Aleka
I'll be heading up to the Marias Heritage Center tomorrow evening (Tuesday) at 6 to share more "Montana History" with some of the Heritage Center residents. First off, I want to thank Marie Ostrem for filling in for me last Tuesday evening
I'm sure you've all read something about the relocation of Bison from Yellowstone to the Fort Peck Indian Reservation. We all know there is plenty of controversy surrounding the move, as well as how (and when) it was done
read "Montana History" this Tuesday evening at the Marias Heritage Center, it's now Thursday morning and I'm still thinking about the book we are currently reading. It's one of the best books ever in my opinion, and we're only on page 63 thus far
It's Easter week and there are some wonderful family friendly activities going on here in the Golden Triangle. There's a Seder Dinner this Thursday evening at the Shelby Methodist Church beginning at 6PM
Today is Tuesday and that means that I have the opportunity to read Montana History this evening at 6 at the Marias Heritage Center. We just finished Lenore McKelvey Puhek's (it rhymes with Buick and her car is FINALLY out of the repair shop!) "Forever Friends"
(Becky Gregory/Flickr) I mean WEEK....It's BE KIND TO SPIDERS WEEK, I'm told. Honestly, if you can get past the fact that they have too many legs and too many arms and are just generally creepy, they're a vital part of our environment.
In fact, the MSU Cooperative Extension Service has an interesting MontGuide all about spide
The Easter Bunny is once again hippity-hopping his way toward our brightly-colored baskets. And while we may never be able to find the logic in a rabbit that lays eggs, (?!?!) we CAN say with certainty that the adorable cotton tails in these videos are sweeter than a Cadbury Creme Egg…and far less likely to melt in your purse.
The elephant featured in the video below might be named Baby, but she’s 40-years-old and weighs a very grown up two-and-a-half tons.