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In this here Hotel, Chris and Toren presented 3 two-hour workshops hoping to inspire, and even, "educate" educators from all over the state of North Dakota.
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The theme of the conference was James Bond, and upon further inspection, there is a spy disguised as an elk peering over the slide projecter. Veerrrrry sneaky.
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All of the teachers were very well behaved and they participated in group discussions with plenty of enthusiasm. A+'s all around.
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Theodore Roosevelt is kind of a big deal around here, if you didn't know that already. |
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North Dakota's Badlands are known as some of the baddest lands around, even upstaging those Badlands to the south, in South Dakota. Now that is pretty bad. And we mean bad like Michael Jackson (well, not that bad), not just any old bad.
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The first Bison Wings were found close to here by archeologists in April of 2003. After local authorities reported their findings to the National Institute of Bison Wing Studies, the records were confiscated by the Anti-Bison Wing Coalition, and all evidence has since been missing. There is to be a forum held in the next few months, sponsored by Bison Wing Lovers, Ltd, where leading Bison Wing experts will convene to talk about the current state of affairs, and where this whole Bison Wing movement is headed.
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Prairie Livin'
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"Those Budwieser horses ain't got nothin' on us."
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Being Toren's 3rd visit to speak in North Dakota, the vast state is slowly winning over his heart. In a perfect world the house for sale in this picture would no longer be for sale, and you'd be looking at the proud owner. But this world isn't perfect, yet.
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