Tag: Columnist
Window on the World Column | Mapping It on From Billings...
Mapping it on from Billings was a bit of a wrench for our boy Aaron, since you can never see everyone you want to...
Funny Papers Again Column | Three Mile Flat, Clark Colony and...
I stopped by a section of land the other day and let my mind’s eye roll back over the years to a time when...
Worthy to Print Column | The Good Old Days
I had an occasion this week to walk across town. My roommate reminded me that she had walked our best friend, Ranger, for the...
Window on the World Column | Mapping Our Way Through Yellowstone
Before I leave the majestic area of the Grand Tetons, it would be remiss of me if I did not mention the magnificent Wildlife...
Funny Papers Again Column | It Is Not About the Writer,...
The comment, often offered as criticism, that for writers of columns it is “all about them” and so of little value beyond opinion, which...
Worthy to Print Column | Memories of Beaujolais
What is going on with our weather? I buy a new jacket and then the sun comes out like the fires of you know...
Window on the World Column | Mapping to Cowboy Country
You cannot be in Idaho without thinking potato. For most of the uninformed world, that is its claim to fame. We noted on the...
Funny Papers Again Column | Thoughts and Words From Sources Known...
The good and bad aspects of choosing a title line (see above) for a column is once up there, the writer is bound to...
Window on the World Column | Mapping Through Nevada and Into...
Crossing Nevada is similar to my memory of crossing Texas. It goes on forever. And just when you think it has to end, it...
Funny Papers Again Column | Final Words for One You Love,...
Some 30-plus years ago I was employed by what was then known as the Greenfield News, we now know it as one of the...
