A Blog and Web Site About The McDougall Family
Clancy School hosted a Spring Concert consisting of three schools. Clancy, Boulder, and Montana City students attended this nice concert on May 19th. Ana has been playing the clarinet this year and participated in the concert. Ana and all of the students from the three schools did a fantastic job. Click the picture to see […]
Read MoreHere are a few photos of things I’ve come across in the past couple of weeks while traveling around Montana and at home. Click a photo to see a larger view. It is spring time in Montana and the ranchers are moving their cattle. As I travel across this beautiful state, I frequently come across […]
Read MoreKatie turned 15 on May 6. On the following weekend, we celebrated with a small party and she had a few friends over for a sleep over. We had a fun party with Lasagna, then a very delicious ice cream cake. Have a blessed year Katie, We love you! Click the picture to see more […]
Read MoreWe just went through our fourth “last” spring snow storm. We thought each of the last four storms was the last, but we are continually surprised by another one. This one was a doozy, lasted three days, and covered the center third of the state from North to South. A while back we got some […]
Read MoreWe just got back yesterday from a busy Easter week-end in Glasgow, Montana. We put more than 800 miles on our Suburban. Heather now lives in Glasgow, so we decided to visit her for Easter. Co-incidentally, some friends of ours son was getting married on the same week-end. The week-end was very busy but fun. […]
Read MoreIsn’t it neat when you go to church and God REALLY shows up? Today was one of those days. I feel sad for those churches that have such a small view of God that they don’t expect Him to show up there. He is so good, and He is healing lives, inside and out. After […]
Read MoreThe Missouls Children’s Theatre presented “The Little Mermaid” as conceived and written by Jim Caron, at the Clancy School. The students had tryouts on Monday, they practiced for four days, and presented the program today. Katie got a part as a “Sea Scout” and Ana got a job as a stage manager. For Ana, that […]
Read MoreAd Nauseum: Latin term used to describe an argument which has been continuing “[to the point of] nausea”. Our snow is now no longer a point of fascination. It has turned “monumental.” When I posted my previous entry, we had eight to ten inches of snow. Now, several hours later, I plowed one more time […]
Read MoreA.K.A. – Where Is Global Warming When You Need It? This morning, we woke to a LOT of snow on the ground and much more falling from the air. While everyone got ready for church, I started up the snow plow and plowed the road up to our house. There was a lot, and it […]
Read MoreAlia just loves horses and wanted for a long time (even at her young age), wanted to learn how to ride them. The owners of the historic Kleffner Ranch go to our church, and Stacy and Alia have fallen in love with each other. Alia has had several opportunities to visit their ranch and has […]
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