How I Spent My Summer Vacation
Downtown Bozeman Summer seems to screech to an end with the first day of school, or Labor Day, whichever comes first. I won’t [...]
Cow-A-Bunga!!
It’s hard to know the exact moment when something evolves from being an anomaly to gaining “trend” status, and even more difficult to determine why, [...]
Our Dearest Nancy.
It is with a heavy heart that I share with friends, colleagues, and clients the passing of Nancy Palmer last night due to the evil [...]
Defining Normal
We live in a world of surveys and data, of charts and talking heads, of people assuring us that they are experts and know their [...]
Tidbit from Dallas
I LOVE it when a friend of mine does something noteworthy, and it’s rather hard to top Stephan Pyles these days. We’ve been dear friends [...]
Out Bargaining Yourself
My 26 year old son Lex has always loved bargaining. Trips to Mexico are not about the beaches but rather about haggling over pesos at [...]
How about those Royals?
Game 7 of the Worlds Series takes place in Kansas City this evening, and who knows how it will turn out. As former Kansas Citians, [...]
Buy, Remodel or Build? Part One.
Some decisions in life are easy and relatively painless. There are people who fall in love at first sight, others who know from childhood exactly [...]
Bring It On: 2 World Renown Chefs, 3 Dinners in Bozeman
Dinner Out in Bozeman Bozeman, Montana is known for many things, but food generally doesn’t make the list. So, what do you do when two [...]
Buyers Generate Home Sales
July has quickly turned to August and the temperatures are rising. So, too, are expectations of high-end home sellers. In Southwestern Montana, particularly the Bozeman [...]
Seeing is Believing
We’ve all heard the saying, “A picture is worth a thousand words.” In many instances, this is an understatement, and in others, incorrect. Pictures can [...]
Honoring Not Just the Daffodils
Mid May, 2014, and I was once again reminded that there are few things more wonderful and meaningful than girlfriends and Spring. I held my [...]
