Had Coronavirus?
I have hesitated to tell this story, because of the general aura of near-panic surrounding the subject, but my mind will not let it rest. In the beginning of February, I came down with a hell of a cold; the… Continue Reading
Author: James Montgomery
Urbanism is bigotry
Urbanism – 1. Prejudice against rural people by urban people, often accompanied by ridicule and contempt for their way of life. 2. The policies and practices whereby urban people acquire full or partial political control over rural areas, and exercise… Continue Reading
Reflections on a Refrigerator Soup
Terrible things can happen when a wife leaves her husband alone for a day or three, particularly during the holiday season. Wild parties at the house. Roistering and carousing. Music night and day, strangers parading thru the house, trampling the… Continue Reading
The Sound of Music
I want to tell you about something sublime. Nestled in a valley at the foot of the Alps is a little community theatre, at which wonderful things sometimes happen. That would be the Trinity Alps, not the Swiss Alps, and… Continue Reading
Montana and the Telephone Pole
It was a high-lead show in a foot of snow, The boys had a fire goin’ down below, When up walked that big hooktender And he said, There ain’t a man of the bunch who could pack my lunch, ‘Cause… Continue Reading
Judy – An Alcoholic Perspective
First of all, I think Renee Zellweger is a genius. Second, I think “The Wizard of Oz” is one of the greatest movies of all time. Those are my biases, right up front. So why wouldn’t I want to… Continue Reading
