At a high-end electronics shop today, I overheard an earnest young salesman explaining all about computers to a new...
At a high-end electronics shop today, I overheard an earnest young salesman explaining all about computers to a new customer: "You can use three different operating systems on a computer -- Apple, HP, and Google."
Mark - did you read the book? What are your thoughts?
ReplyDeleteI honestly think it's a great book, but need to give you a disclaimer: I'm the author of four of the essays in the volume. :)
ReplyDeleteFor someone who really wants a more intimate knowledge of the park than what the standard tourist guidebooks offer, this volume and the centennial anthology ("A View Inside Glacier National Park: 100 Years, 100 Stories") are both wonderful reads.
Well, I'm definitely interested. It's not available on Amazon right now - will it be in the future? Have you read Seasonal Disorder by Pat Hagan? He has some great stories as well..
ReplyDeleteI know that the Glacier Park Foundation is working to expand distribution before this summer's visitor season, but I'm not sure of all the details. For now, I think it's just available on Hulu, and some Glacier-area bookstores.
ReplyDeleteI used to know Pat, and his book is great! All kinds of fun to read. Some of the ones in this volume are a little more historical ... the reminiscences range throughout the years of the 20th Century.
Ha ha, I hope the statute of limitations has run out on some of those stories, Mark. Or did you only include the tamer ones?!
ReplyDeleteHa! There are a number of stories in that book that would have never seen the light of day without a Statute of Limitations. As far as I know, none of them involved your lovely wife, though ...
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