The Breakfast Flakes

Pioneer Elementary School (1937 Dover Road) got a visit from Mark and Paul on Monday (11/25) when they dropped off a new tool for school safety.

I want to thank Steve Pish for a huge load of jerky.

Last week, Mark and Paul went in different directions for metal detector delivery. Ryegate would get a visit from Mr. Mushaben, while Custer welcomed Mr. Wilson.

First "4 putt" of the season yesterday.
Looking for peoples best crock pot recipes.
Most of my friends from the theater world (39 years ago) "liked" my post yesterday.
The U.S.S. Billings will be commissioned August 3rd in Key West, Florida...

Don't forget the clock changes on March 10th. So, not only (miraculously) do we get an extra hour of the sun shining, but we also get warmer temperatures with it. Don't buy it. Only in America do we think we can make a 24 hour day an hour longer or an hour shorter...

It must be my age. I've finally reached a point in my life where my mind needs more than just my favorite albums being played in the background. I need substance. And because of that I watch a lot of documentaries these days.
With my passion for music, I really enjoyed "The History…

Here's my review of the week. A tidbit: If I say "Alexa, set an alarm for 3 a.m." at a friend's house, then that friend will be up early the next morning.

It's a worthy cause to assure that kids here can get the care they need without being transferred to another regional hospital, like Denver, Salt Lake, or Seattle.

'The Breakfast Flakes' handed over a check for $7,000 that listeners of Mark & Paul helped raise this past summer to purchase a wheelchair for friend of the show, Curtis Lemmon, who was paralyzed from the chest down following a motorcycle accident in March 2018.

We have an offer for School District 2. The Flakes will buy metal detectors for our three high schools. In fact, we will buy two for each school to expedite the flow of students in the morning.

Today, I am surveying you folks. Give me up to three of his songs you like and why.

After the discussion in Helena about school safety, I don't understand why metal detectors were never in the conversation.