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Last Monday, like many other people, I found myself in the path of totality – in my case, Glendo, Wyoming. Glendo, population 200, is the first real city (ha!) one encounters driving north along I-25 from Cheyenne that was in totality. Thus, this is where we, and 20,000 of our closest friends got off […] The stereotypical Cowboy in Wyoming is, by inherent definition, the definition of hyper-masculinity. Accordingly, these men never, ever cry. Not once, ever, never. Well… maybe every once in awhile—but rarely. These are the guys who grew up on a ranch and would come to the university only to be stunned by the overwhelming selection of […] One of the interesting things to me is how perceptions about time, distance, and population have varied so widely in my life. When I lived in Wyoming, it was reasonable at 11:30 to say to friends, “Hey, let’s have lunch in Cheyenne,” and be on the road 15 minutes, driving 45 minutes for lunch, a […] Ok… i know… just another reminder that I like to travel. I leave Denver tomorrow (Thursday) morning and will be flying to Prague via Detroit and Amsterdam. Wooot! Also… while in Cheyenne last week, my sister and I visited Wyoming Home, a pretty cool store. Unfortunately, it burned yesterday. So, I was out of the States for a record four and a half months-and now that I’ve been in the states for just over a week, I have a few rambling things to note: First, driving is easy and it’s fun! I haven’t forgotten anything, especially driving in Wyoming during white-out conditions. The aforementioned […] |
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