As most of you know, Miss Trixie and I have been driving for Narrow Ridge Outdoors/ Mountain Man Rafting for several years now.

As you read this, most of us will be celebrating the 4th of July and the founding of our Great Nation.

This past week I helped shuttle some fishermen’s rigs and one of the trucks had 403,356 miles on it.

This past week has been a whirlwind of activity, par for the course when you are in close proximity to Miss Trixie.

Yep, it looks like another year has rolled around for Ol’ Dutch and I can chalk another birthday up on the proverbial wall, which seems to be taking more and more space to tally on.

As you know, Miss Trixie and I arrived safe and sound once again in Colorful Colorado and we are glad to be out of that Texas heat and into this nice cool weather.

God bless America, and how's everybody?

Miss Trixie and Ol’ Dutch have finally arrived in Colorful Colorado, and we are darned glad to be here, let me tell you what.

The longer Ol’ Dutch is on this old Earth the more I find out that life is really just a gamble in so many ways.

If you know anything at all about Ol’ Dutch, it is that he has always been a can-do type of person.

I knew this old man who loved to tell the same story over and over and over, like old people often do.

As many of you already know, Miss Trixie and Ol’ Dutch have been busy this year with building a new house.

As you all know, Miss Trixie and I are in the middle of building a house.

During World War II, Ernie Pyle, a famous war correspondent, traveled to and from the battlefields to report what was happening.

It’s legal in Wyoming to chase coyotes and run over them with snowmobiles, but recently, a man used his snowmobile to run down a wolf until it was disabled.

This month finds Ol’ Dutch and Miss Trixie still in Texas building on the house, going to grandkids’ ball games, selling cattle and yes, you guessed it, seeing the total eclipse of the Sun.

It looks like we got through another Easter this past weekend which means all the candy is on sale at the Big Box stores.

Looks like this year is really on a roll of late and time is flying by like a goose headed North in the Spring migration. And for those of you not familiar with geese, that’s fast.

It appears that Spring has sprung at least in Texas where Miss Trixie and Ol’ Dutch have taken to spending their winters of late.

If you have had the good fortune to have been on this old Earth for an extended period, you’ve had the opportunity to experience some real oddities in human nature.