Joy Larson
Joy Larson was raised in Montana, is a graduate of the University of Montana, mother of four, animal lover and writer.
I love giving gifts during the holiday season. Some of the people I love to give gifts to are my neighbors. I always think it’s nice to give them a little something. Nothing too expensive,
Living in Montana, we have our share of labor intensive jobs. There are a lot of hard working men and women in this state who come home from work exhausted and filthy. From tire busters, to mechanics, to ranchers, to contractors, any one of these jobs would make for a great episode of Dirty Jobs
Living in Montana we are surrounded by nature and some of the most beautiful wildlife that you can find in North America. Montana also has a rodeo tradition in which people ride some pretty terrifying animals, from bucking broncos, to steer riding and even bull riding
So, today I was surfing my Facebook page, and two of my friends had posted this video. It is pretty funny, if you’re a parent. It’s partially funny because everything this mom and dad sing about is true. The other
f you’ve been looking for a great way to get into the holiday spirit, then look no further. This Thursday, Friday and Saturday (Nov. 29, Nov. 30 and Dec. 1), Blackfoot Communications is helping to kick off the Holiday season with some festive events.
We’ve compiled a list of some of the places you can find Christmas trees right here in Missoula.
It seems that people either love the snow or hate the snow. I am a snow lover, which is kind of weird because I don’t do any outdoor sports at all that involve snow or even ice. So then why do I like snow so much? I’ll tell you why.
Everyone loves turkey sandwiches the day after Thanksgiving, but I get tired of the same old turkey sandwich every year. So, this year I’ve found a couple new sandwich ideas that take the old blah turkey sandwich and give it a little twist. I ca
I must say that I am truly shocked. It seems that my favorite Thanksgiving Day food didn’t make the top five foods that people are most looking forward to eating on Turkey Day. How could this be?
Do you know that some crazy people in America actually want to find a way to cut calories on this most holy of dinners? Why? Why would someone even dream of doing such a thing?
My favorite part of Thanksgiving has always been the dessert. I can’t wait for the turkey dinner to be done so that I can eat dessert.
Do you have any end-of-the-year goals? Anything you want to sneak in before the New Year begins?