Visit: A Tale of Two Movies

Wildlife: A little family group of four Whitetail Deer ran back and forth between us and the lake about 7 AM.

Weather: A little rain, a little sun -- could use more of the former.

Charity Alert: A few clicks help so much: The Rainforest Site

Media Watch: Founding Myths: Stories that Hide our Patriotic Past by Ray Raphael -- I'd forgotten how even obviously silly stories were spread by people who don't really care to know better.
I was somewhat aware of how the Massachusetts colony rather violently exiled Royal officials back to Boston prior to the skirmishes in Lexington and Concord, but Raphael tells how this well-organized uprising actually started in 1774, and how widespread the leaders were among the various communities.

In The Community: The Honors Symposium features Harry Zeeve from Arlington, Virginia speaking about The Federal Budget and Social Security this Wednesday at 7 PM down in the Kalispell Mall.
Speaking of Social Security -- How did Sen. Conrad Burns do last Saturday?
He got an EARFUL! Daily Interlake Report by Lynette Hintze

(More about previous Honors Symposium lectures later this week -- Bob Brown wasn't much to shout about, but Tom Powers was GOOD!)