I just finished watching Why We Fight, an hour and a half long documentary on the Military Industrial Complex. I must say that I highly recommend it to anyone who is looking to quench their thirst with a tall glass of truthiness.
This film is quite eye opening about just what drives us to spend close to a trillion dollars, in a single year, to police the world.
Another weekend almost finished and another Monday looming. It has been warm here and is supposedly going to be in the 50’s all this week. I guess ski season will have to wait a little while longer. There is still some snow up high but its fading in the warm weather.
I’ve included a couple pictures from the round of folf (frisbee+golf)) Kez, Luke, and I played today.
School is going well. It is a little to believe the semester is more than half over with. That will mark the halfway point of the degree I’m trying to get. Goes by crazy fast dawg, crazy fast.
Lastly, I miss everyone on the East Coast. As much as I love everything out here it can be hard at times to be so far away from my family and friends. Not being a huge phone talker means I get fairly behind on the news. I hope anyone who actually reads this is doing well and I’m looking forward to being back in the Tar Heel State, however briefly, in December.
While WordPress makes putting up a site like this not too bad for average Joe’s like myself, there are some subtleties that escape me every now and then. Like ,why does it open a picture when you go to comment on the post below? I have no idea, but it certainly does (as Davy so kindly pointed out to me yesterday). Whoops.
Therefore, if the urge strikes you to comment on those fabulous photos of Bozeman that appeared in the post before this, consider using this post to do so. Thank you and goodbye.
Just so you know, I just booked a flight into Philadelphia on December 20th and out of Asheville on January 3rd. Holla
Kez and I went to Glacier over Labor Day weekend. It was a good time. Here are a couple pictures, please let me know if you can’t see them.
I hope you have a good birthday Sunday. You certainly deserve it.
It was wonderful to see you, Mom and the rest of the family so much over the summer. We had a lot of good times and I’ve included pictures of a select few.
You have done so many things for me throughout my life that I remember fondly and countless more that I’m not even aware of. I’m beyond fortunate to have you as my father and I love you very much. I wish I could be there to tell you in person.
Never one to let down my many loyal fans, when a certain person (Whose name will go unmentioned because….I don’t know who they are) said
“molly, grace, and laura want their pictures on your blog”
I knew what needed to be done. In direct response to this proclamation by poster x here are 4 spectacular photographs that Grandpa emailed me last week. They appear here in stunning “large thumbnail” format with a few touch-ups to undo some of the nasty effects of flash photography.
Sadly, I did not see Grace over the summer and have no new pictures of her. Send me a picture at michaelsulock (at) yahoo.com ( repace (at) with @ ) and I’ll gladly post it.
I just got back from a sweet Labor Day Weekend visit to Glacier National Park. I took some good photos I’ll post next time. Gotta keep the fans happy.
This was Davy’s first night drinking in a bar in the United States. A pretty big deal if you ask me. It was also a very fun night full of people I wish I saw more often.
I’m back in Bozeman after a visit to the East Coast. . It was a wonderful visit with the time going by very quickly. It was awesome to see my family and friends I hadn’t seen since Christmas.
Here are a couple of shots of the Sulock’s kickin’ it extreme on lake Chatuga in northern Georgia. .
Tubing rocks!
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We’re not in Bozeman anymore. Going back to my childhood sumer vacation roots with a few days in Ocean City, NJ. Visiting family, eating caramel corn, doing a little surfing. It is a rough life.
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