birthday

A lot has happened this last week. Let's catch up.

The Queens of Cookies are celebrating all this week and for good reason!

Birthdays can be a pretty big "dill" if you will. A local sandwich shop made one Billings birthday unique with a pun-filled delivery this week.

Did you know, Montana shares its birth year with a video game company? Who knew!

Free, Free, Free, Nothing is Ever Really Free

Of course he's not happy about it and calls to find out what happened, after apologizing for their mistake, they did deliver the flowers, though a day late, with a note. I think the note is hysterical.

As an only child, I am technically the only person that can call Shirley my mother. But having taught grade school for more than 40 years, giving nearly all of her free time to charity, and being the oldest of 17 siblings, there are way more people who call her "mom" than I'll ever know.

I have never understood why people think they should get the day off just because they were born.

There aren't many morning shows in America that have survived three decades, multiple companies, and dozens of bosses, lineup changes, etc. What's the reason they've lasted this long?

It's three decades (and last week) in review.

Starting with the Breakfast Flakes, listen every hour from 5am to 5pm to win a gift card from Baskin-Robbins 31 Flavors that can be redeemed at either of their two locations. See below for address. Mark and Paul will also be drawing for a $1000 Clark Marten gift certificate at 9:45am.

Today would've been my dad's 78th birthday. Next month marks 3 years since his passing. No sad reflections today, just fond memories of the man who influenced my life and my choices more than any other person in the world. I quote him often and salute him every time I complete another new record run between here and Great Falls, or see an old car that I know that he knew a guy who had one just lik