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My new favorite billboard in town
03/08/10
In the past few months I've had several friends show up on billboards around town for various ad campaigns. Those were cool to see, and my little toddlers love pointing them out. This sign, however, is my new favorite! It points right toward the Federal Building on 3rd and Rosser, and -
It's still Christmas on east Divide Avenue
03/08/10
This beautiful Christmas display is still providing a much-needed splash of color to the trees near Sleepy Hollow on east Divide Avenue in Bismarck. As I've said before, I put the Charlie Brown Christmas soundtrack in my truck's minidisc player with the first snowfall and don't -
"They've gone to plaid!"
03/08/10
When you've got a toddler coughing every couple of minutes and went to bed VERY early due to a migraine, then you'll find yourself up at 4am making quotes from the movie Spaceballs. I'm just sayin'.
I spent a chunk of time indoors this weekend, scanning slides a -
Something I'm told you won't find north of Bismarck this year
03/05/10
This slab of ice, jutting straight upward to the tune of twelve feet or more, was part of a pressure ridge on Lake Audubon, north of Bismarck about an hour (or less, if you drive like some people). Being the adventurous sort and having checked out the ice's stability, I ventured to an ad -
If the squeaky wheel gets the grease, what does the frosty one get?
03/03/10
It gets its picture taken, I suppose! This fine example sits in the snow on 93rd Street southeast of town. The frost is from the haze that's been hanging over Bismarck-Mandan every morning lately. -
Pomeroy: one "cookie-cutter approach" to health care is just fine for North Dakota, another is not
03/01/10
I got a copy of this email sent out by Congressman Pomeroy's office this morning (no, I'm not on the mailing list) to someone I know, detailing a problem he has with Medicare funding and its impact on rural medicine. Apparently a new requirement of having routine therapeutic service
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