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2007 February 7
Maybe tomorrow.
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My latest Missoula Notebook columns.- A Line in the GravelThe lot across the alley from my house is subdivided in half, with one house facing the street and another smaller one facing the alley. We were all glad when the previous resident—a woman who used to stand in the alley for half an hour at a time, trying to get her dog to come home by screaming profanity at it—moved out. But soon after the new owner moved in […]
- New Missoula Birth Center is Birth Ready, But Hospital Ban Poses ProblemsIn response to the ban, several of Hebl’s past and present patients have been lobbying hospital officials to reverse their decision. Hebl says that there have been some positive developments. […]
- Missoula Contributes Strongly to Gross National HappinessI’m proud of how relatively little I contribute to “the economy.” Sure, I’m driving an eleven-year-old car, carefully planning my first new-shoe purchase in five years, and squinting at a non-digital, non-HD television, but it’s hard to imagine how I could be much happier. A lot of the credit goes to just living in Missoula, and I’m not alone in feeling this […]
- A Line in the Gravel
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Welcome to the West Sutton! Methinks you might be surprised by Montana my friend. I have an idea. What about this. Once you are settled, perhaps we could meet for a night out in Boise or Pendleton? That would be half way between us, and I would also love to meet your wife.
Anyhow, I love your idea of coming out west as a cultural anthropologist.
C
p.s. When are you heading to Eireannach? I am going over in the latter part of the year. No date set yet.