Author Archives: doug

I’ll be in Denver by 7am and hopefully out by 8. Big weekend coming up with the concert Sunday and then we have Labor Day. Not sure what we’re doing Saturday and Monday, but today we’re working. Lori has to … Continue reading →

Remember last week when I said I had some big news to share, but needed to wait a few days? Well, yesterday we, or should I say Ty, got the good news. On January 21st of next year, Ty will … Continue reading →

Everybody is working. Lots going on. Big weekend with Garth Brooks and Labor Day, and then we’re off to Chicago next Thursday. I’m off to Glenwood this morning for a 9 o’clock appointment, Ty works at 7 and Lori will … Continue reading →

Here we go, let the games begin. Labor Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving, a bunch of birthdays and Christmas, all over the next 120 days. Then it’ll be January 1st 2028. Hold on tight. Tom should be putting his Christmas stuff up … Continue reading →

This morning as we look outside the clouds are low. There’s a layer of fog that set in that must be no more than 100 feet off the ground. Funny how when September rolls around every year, the first signs … Continue reading →

Yesterday Ty took off mid-morning to head out camping. He took three big pillows off the couch in case it rained hard, as then he’d have a makeshift bed in the back seat of his truck. I think today they’re … Continue reading →

Think we’re going to see the movie Dog Stars today. The book was amazing. The author wrote in short, direct, and what you’ve been trained to think, incomplete thoughts or sentences. On top of the great story, I remember that … Continue reading →

Marty and I were sitting on the back porch yesterday when we spotted a small plume of smoke about a mile away up on the mountain. I called the Sheriff on his cell and he let dispatch and the fire … Continue reading →

We lost another one. Tim Curry was also 80 years old. He’ll be best remembered for The Rocky Horror Picture Show. We’ve probably seen it 50 times! I guess he had a stroke a ways back and was in poor … Continue reading →

Yesterday Dolly Parton died. One of 11 kids who grew up poor, she was such a sweetheart and good person and will be missed. People born in the 30’s, 40’s, 50’s and 60’s, just seem to have a better outlook … Continue reading →