No Thyme
You know when you’re looking for something and it drives you nuts because you can’t find it? In my case, it was thyme. That wonderful spice that I need for my “pork loin in plum sauce” that I will be cooking for Christmas. I thought I had some. I knew I had some. So I…
Author Craig Johnson
Once again, author Craig Johnson visited the Ten Sleep Library. Over 80 people attended his synopsis of his latest novella, Tooth and Claw. He also read his Christmas short story entitled “Starter’s End”. Novels and Longmire merch were available for purchase. Fancy Christmas cookies and hot chocolate loaded our back room. We’re one of the…
Reminder
Wrapping presents, making candy, watching Christmas Chronicles 2 with Lacee and Reagan, followed by a third place showing by the librarian team at Trivia Night. Just an average before Christmas day. Just thought I’d remind you… I have a few calendars for $20 still available… And, for those of you local…
Collected Stories 15
The following is part of the papers in the Oscar Hoback collection as collected by Edna Greet. In 1897, Devine, who was a very determined man, gave public notice that he intended to cover that region and recover anything with a CY brand on it. Bob and Al Smith, who were brothers-in-law, with Bob Taylor,…
Throwback Thursday: Local Mystery, v.2.0
This was first published December 13, 2014. OK, all you internet gurus… I have a search for you! On our little geology trip the other day, our neighbor showed us this. I know you can’t see it well here, but this gives you a perspective. Halfway up the steep slope, under a little overhang… A…
Wordless Wednesday: Irresistible Sunset
For a jigsaw puzzle of this irresistible sunset, go HERE.
New Toy
The guys bought a new toy. Many ranchers own their own tire changing machine, but we’ve never owned one. Until now. All those flat tires over the years… all those trips to town… the cost… the time… All that comes to an end.
Silent Auction Night
Big night at the library. Over 120 items. Quilts. Jewelry. Homemade jam. Christmas decorations. Paintings. Don’t forget all the food. And music. And good times with good friends.
December 7 Continued
This is continued from yesterday’s post. ”I was sure that the whole ship had been blown out from under me. I wouldn’t let go of that pipe because I couldn’t see the floor. When the smoke cleared, I found myself about three inches from the floor. I just reached my toe down and stood up…
December 7th
I’m not quite through with the Oscar Hoback stories but since today is December 7th and those of us with some age on us remember what that means… I’m posting an article from the NAPA (California) Register, dated December 7, 1977. It was written by Fred Moore, a Pacific Union College journalism student. Art Smith…