Nostalgia

I've been looking at some old photographs of Billings lately that have popped up on my feeds and can't help noticing all of the nostalgic signs there were. It's hard to find any that are left anymore. I really find these new bright electronic signs annoying...

Could this mall staple from the 80s be making a comeback?

That was one of the most fun jobs I had along the way. But when I moved to mornings, I couldn't work a job where I didn't get home from until 2:30 or 3 in the morning.

Keep in mind that Burn The Point starts at 6 p.m. downtown this year, different from other years. There will be over 500 entries and should be fun.

If I wouldn't have left Pizza Hut, I might have a chain of my own restaurants somewhere. If that was the case, we wouldn't offer anchovies. My pizza joint, my rules.

On this edition of Did You Know, we take a look at Billings locations that you may remember quite differently, depending on how long you've lived in the Magic City.

The video gives us a glimpse into Bozeman's past. Back when guys used to roll up a pack of smokes in their t-shirt sleeve and slick back their hair.

I was talking to my daughter on the phone the other day and I had said about all I needed to say. So I said, "I'm going to hang up and talk to you later."She asked me what "hang up" meant.

I got a suggestion this morning from a listener named Claudia to maybe write about something from my past that maybe folks didn't know about me.

Check this out. Poverty. As I often tell my daughter, "You have no idea what "poor" feels like.

This is what you see when you pop the latch on the stereo my mom bought in 1969. She paid $ 1,000 at Sears, which was a lot in 1969.

I reposted a thing on my Facebook page the other day with a picture of a kid playing with his Hot Wheels cars in the dirt. Just like I used to.