And from what I understand, is on its way to suffering the same issues...Montana is everything people thought Colorado was back in the day...![]()
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Although, in the end, it's all relative.
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And from what I understand, is on its way to suffering the same issues...Montana is everything people thought Colorado was back in the day...![]()
I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.We did last year. This year I am taking to a buddy who has an industrial rosin press. hopefully the yield from my trim & larf will be good.
No quality Thai food, no care.Montana is everything people thought Colorado was back in the day...![]()
I've had good Thai food twice in Montana. I've had good Thai food even MORE times in Jackson, WY.No quality Thai food, no care.
Where in MT?I've had good Thai food twice in Montana. I've had good Thai food even MORE times in Jackson, WY.![]()
Less than 1 million peoples so far... and with the high suicide rate it should be awhile.And from what I understand, is on its way to suffering the same issues...
Although, in the end, it's all relative.![]()
Yeah, Jackson passes muster. Good shit there, food following the $$$$I've had good Thai food twice in Montana. I've had good Thai food even MORE times in Jackson, WY.![]()
Yeah - it was a bit pricey, but not really any more than Thai 'round these parts. And it wasn't *great* Thai, but was good.Where in MT?
We used to drive to HLN and the 'hole to get our fix... back when BZN had none.
Now we have several but I am unimpre$$ed which is probably more related to all the cheap but yummy Thai I've had in Chicago visiting in-laws and back in DC...
I'll take Montana with good Thai, TYVM.Life is too short to not have great Thai food.
No sweat. I'm hoping to "live" in a whole bunch of places once I get rid of these kids... Montana is on the list, but it will probably be somewhat brief. Canadian Rockies are on the list too.Montana is full per our standards so I would not advocate for anyone to move here.
But I think the MT/WY/ID vs CO debate centers around whether you want to live in (or close to) an actual urban area with access to the mountains or whether you want to live in (closer to) the mountains with access to "urban" areas.
I find that the more time I spend in Island Park ID-ahoozle (population 272[!!!!] In 2017) the less tolerance I have for the shitshow that BZN had become (pop 46,946)
The same things that make CO great (in my mind: purple-ish politics and emphasis on human powered recreation/trail infrastructure) are the same things that make it shitty.
I see more people biking on my yearly trip to CO in one day in Fruita/GJ than I'd see in half a summer or more up here.
BUT I could easily make a counter argument that ALL (rural) towns that rely on the tourism economy become soulless places devoid of strong community life due to the consistent turnover of service economy employees.
Issues that are (perhaps) less salient in communities with a more diversified economy.
TLDR: If you can't be with the one you love*, love the one you're with...
*Because it doesn't exist, no place tics all the "boxes"
Eating makes it not a fast. Sheesh.On a Toshi like fast. Since Monday I have worked 40 hours slept maybe 8 hours and have only eaten a taco and a banana. Down 7 lbs. If course not on purpose, anxiety driven fasting.
I have become somewhat obsessive compulsive in making this shitshow of a project work. I have been pretty loose with the fuck-offs when asked to follow the normal corporate BS. Kind of just doing what I think is right and ignoring everyone else.Eating makes it not a fast. Sheesh.
I thought you were going to tell work to shove it where the sun don’t shine?
You will have to pm me! things should be cured to perfection by then!I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
I'll be down in the 303 mid November if there's anything left by then...
I miss the days of having friends in the bud-ness (finger kief balls)