Big Sky
Montana.
I love Montana.
I’ve always wanted to visit and now I’m actually here. It’s as beautiful as I imagined.
The mountains are huge. And yes . . . a river does run through it . . . many.
I’ve watched some gorgeous sunsets in my life – reds and pinks and oranges spilling like broken yolks over the Pacific. But the other night I saw a purple and yellow sunset. Why don’t more people live in Montana?
It stays light ‘til after 10:00pm. Most nights I go to bed before the sun is gone. But a few days ago, I was up working very late (I’m here at a writing workshop led by an amazing teacher). I walked back to my room in the pitch dark. As I stumbled along, I looked up. Above there were hundreds of thousands of millions of stars. It was so clear I could see satellites orbiting the Earth and 3 shooting stars. An entire arm of the Milky Way stretched across the Big Sky.
Montana.
I love Montana.
Beautiful, beautiful Big Sky.

6 Comments:
Montana sounds beautiful, the writing retreat/workshop sounds beautiful, so happy you have this opportunity! Go "Big Sky" with it!
10:04 AM
It is something... the air is thinner... the mountains are overwhelmingly big.
9:20 AM
I can see it clearly Jenny. Thank you and have a great time!
12:21 PM
Isn't is amazing? My great grandma was from Montana, and as a kid I spent some time with her there. I often wonder why so many people live where we do, and not in places like that...
:)
12:54 AM
Always wanted to visit Montana, but you've re-emphasized how crucial it is to see and experience it. It sounds like just the right place for writers to be.
6:08 PM
I grew up there and love it like no other place. it is beautiful and the sky is bigger.
12:22 AM
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