The Breakfast Flakes

I think most folks try to get the family together for Easter. We sure did. And it was the first time we had everybody together at the same time since Mother's Day of 2010.

Yesterday, I found a golf ball in my pasture that no one can get to. So, how did it get there? Was it an eagle or crow that dropped it? This is not the first one that I have found either. I go by the same spot every day. It's strange. Maybe it was the Easter Bunny...

Got tested for allergies this week. I was allergic to 41 out of the 56 things they test for.

Hey, I'm a fan of solar energy too, but 1200 acres of solar panels on state land is going to be a bigger eyesore than the oil pumps scattered around Montana.

I think today was the first time that I got more communication from listeners through Facebook, Messaging, and Snapchat than we did from the telephone.

School officials said it would take $10 million to put Daylis Stadium back together again. The plan would include a new grandstand and an expanded track. A couple of ideas:

Another tough winter has brought me to the toughest thing you have to do as a rancher.

I played Briarwood yesterday and on the back (hole 15) we ran across some toms trying to impress the ladies.

I was surprised the other day when I looked at one of my dams and saw it was full.

If you missed it this week, I covered why the Crock-Pot is the greatest invention of all time. And if you've got a good Crock-Pot recipe, I'd love to have you share it.

The Lockwood school district is the latest to add Flakes metal detectors to their security protocol.

Earl Thomas Conley has succumbed to Dementia at the age of 77. "Heavenly Bodies" in my mind is a nearly perfect country song. It starts with some steel and has the hokey double entendre.

The Democrats in Washington have announced their plan to stop illegal immigration.

If you are thinking about the Flakes Trip in January, don't wait. Blocked seats can't be held much longer, so if you want the deal, make your move as soon as possible.

Rain, like we're getting today, always brings back memories, mostly about things that happened while it was raining.

Melstone is the second school district to take Mark and Paul up on their offer to "give schools another tool in providing kids with the safest learning environment." In March, Shepherd was the first school district to receive donated metal detectors with funds from the Flakesgivng Foundati…

I see Texas Tech has already canceled classes no matter what the outcome of tonight's championship game. Smart move.

Now that Mark is getting older he is slowing down.

It was a busy week, but a good one.

Here are the details about our next Flakestrip in 2020. We are headed back to Secrets Akumal in Mexico! You can leave January 20, 21 or 22.