Did you realize it was on this date in 1964 that the Beatles arrived for their first visit to the United States.  And, Charles Dickens was born 200 years ago today.  Lots of other things happened and you can find out about them by doing a quick online search for “What happened on this date [...]

Doug, you are an amazing, loving, kind, and brilliant person.  You too Mary!!  Love you both.

Dad’s St. Louis baseball Cardinals (World Champs!) are loaded this year.  Hopefully, they will be world champs again.  Doug sent me the special baseball bat for Father’s Day this past year. This picture was taken in front of one of Grandma Dora’s quilts. Love you all!!

Mom is a wonder!  At the age of 93, she calls regularly and still gives Santa a run for his money!!  Hope we are all going as good as her when we reach that ripe old age and hope she has many more birthdays and visits from Santa Claus.  Love you all!

Montana Murray predicted yesterday that our non-winter is on the wane!!  We’re ready for spring and all the little buffalo calves.  

Let’s start a “Be Kind to One Another Day”!  Try to remember that everyone is different, everyone has problems, everyone wants to have good friends, good health, and everyone wants to be successful.  These things aren’t contradictions if you follow the Golden Rule and treat others as you would want to be treated.  Give your [...]

This is what the eagle and raven were looking at and obviously it is looking at them. At first we thought this was a wolf because it is so big but after looking more closely we think it is a big, healthy coyote.  In the one picture he is looking back over his shoulder at [...]

The Bald Eagle is found only on the North American continent. Adult male eagles generally weigh about 9 pounds. Adult females weigh in at between 12 and 13 pounds. Adult eagles have a wing span of up to 7 feet. Immature eagles are mottled brown and white. The distinct white head and tail of the [...]

Here are a couple of pictures that Grandma Dora got of a blue grouse on our trip to Yellowstone on Friday.  They are interesting to watch because they kind of burrow under the snow and then when the re-emerge they may come up 10 feet or so from where they went into the snow.  They [...]

We had one of the most memorable trips ever to the Park yesterday.  We saw wolves, elk, buffalo, big horn sheep, eagles, coyotes, deer, ravens, redpolls, and a blue grouse.  But the thing that made us stop and hold our breath was being right in the middle of a buffalo jam.  We were headed back [...]