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Author Archives: Karen
Neon, Nectar, and a Guitar-Pickin’ Knight
This past Friday night, at the invitation of our No-Blood-Kin Cuzzin Al Cooper, we headed south to Red Lodge, Mt to spend an evening listening to this guitar-pickin’ knight – the revered Reverend Al – perform at Snow Creek Saloon. Now I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Fiestas, Montana, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged Al Cooper, Al Cooper music, Hayes Carll, MT, music, Red Lodge, Red Lodge Ales, Snow Creek Saloon
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On a Roll ……… or how Making Some Dough Can, Sometimes, Change A Life
I’ve always been intrigued by bread. To me, it’s total alchemy – to take the simplest and plainest of ingredients (flour, water, salt, and yeast), mix ‘em all together, and come up with something that’s so totally morphed and changed … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Fun Stuff, Uncategorized
Tagged Bread, In-Bread cat, Ivy's Butterhorn Rolls
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It Tastes Just Like Summer!
I am not a vodka fan (sorry, Barb). It has no flavor, so I’ve just never been able to see the point. I love a rich, layered, full-bodied cab or merlot, a festive margarita, a smokey Laphroaig Scotch (back in … Continue reading
How We Went to Church on Saturday ….
….. or at least that’s what it felt like when Michael and I took a little road trip – about 45 miles to the north – to Molt, MT Saturday morning. Here’s the view on the way to Molt (where … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Montana, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged communion, Community, Molt, MT, Prairie Winds Cafe, Spur of the Moment
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Some Fun in the Winter Sun ….. and Moonlight, too
I’ll admit it – I’m challenged by winter in Montana. It’s not so much the cold, as the fact that it’s dark for most of the day (or so it seems) and I just want to sit inside, next … Continue reading
Posted in Fun Stuff, Montana, Uncategorized
Tagged Cross country skiing, full moon skiing, Red Lodge Nordic Center, winter in Montana
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A Drive Up the Canyon …. and a Walk in the Woods
Fall has graced us here in Montana, and, for the first time in years, it’s been a leisurely process, with warm days and mild nights. In fact, in mid-October, we even had some record highs, with temperatures in the 90′s. … Continue reading
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The Life of Pie
Michael’s never been much of a pie guy, and, well, it wouldn’t be on my top list of desserts either. Cookies, cake – they’re all good – but my weakness is ice cream. In fact, at our wedding long, long … Continue reading
The Pass is Open!!!
The incredible Beartooth Mountains are one of our great views (unless it’s cloudy/misty or snowing) every day of the year, and it’s a view that still amazes me, even after close to 20 years of living in their shadow. Depending on the … Continue reading
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In Gratitude for Joyce
Our friend Joyce died the end of March and her memorial service was earlier this month. I’m still, sometimes, in disbelief that she’s gone. And yet I remain eternally grateful that I knew her, and that she touched and infused my … Continue reading
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Road Trip!!
It’s been said (but no one seems to know by whom …. not that it matters) that travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer, and I certainly couldn’t agree more. I love to travel and it … Continue reading
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