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- About Me:
- Retired Graphics Illustrator after 48 years in the business. My son now owns St.Marie Graphics and I still go in every day at 4:30am to do illustrations, layouts and to get the day started.
Active Recording Studio Sound Engineer in the family owned Makin' Tracks Sound Studio. I still take care of all of the inputs, but after 25 years in the control room my high end EQ is nearly gone, so my son now does all of the final mixdowns.
All of the St.Marie children were born, raised and attended the one-room schoolhouse right here in Lost Prairie Montana.
The Lost Prairie Chronicles are storys I've written about the kids' early days and growing up in Lost Prairie. I've memorized them and relate them publicly at functions.
My son waited until I was 65 before giving me a grandson, Julian Ricochet St. Marie. The circle is almost complete. I'm just waiting on Rosemary........ And, as of today we're no longer waiting. After 5 years of trying, she's pregnant!
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The Lost Prairie Chronicles #14
It was Christmas in Lost Prairie, 1982. At the age of 7 Rosemary still believed in Santa Claus. Those were the days before children were forced into growing up before their time, but that was about to end for her. Thankfully, Latigo would not be a knowing part of what was soon to transpire. The Pleasant Valley School is still a few miles down the county road from our home. In the early days the original schoolhouse actually stood on the corner of our property, that being in the 1920's through t… Continue
Posted on July 4th, 2008 at 7:00am —
The Lost Prairie Chronicles #15
I was between ships back then, and I was a bit tired of sailing anyway. I joined the service at 17 after the service I went to work for MSTS, American President Lines, Lykes Brothers Lines and Standard Oil Company. I'd been all over the world by that time and I'm going to leave a bunch of holes in my early history. Too long to relate here...... but suffice it to say I was tired of being at sea all the time, so........ I signed off and went ashore to find a job to occupy my time. By this time I w… Continue
Posted on July 4th, 2008 at 7:00am —
The Lost Prairie Chronicles #16
The Lost Prairie Chronicles #16 She was an exhuberant new-born, but from the day she was placed into that Walker...... she earned her Nom de Guerre ..... Spitfire. Sitting in the easy chair reading a book, I could hear the squeak-squeak of the little wheels as she scuttled across the hardood floor on her way to the forbidden world of the Coffee Table. The Coffee Table..... a place where all things of mystery were kept. Glass candy bowl, magazines, nail clippers, coffee mug, pencils and all the s… Continue
Posted on April 21st, 2008 at 5:00pm —
The Lost Prairie Chronicles #13
The Lost Prairie Chronicles #13 ___________________________________ A Love Affair The middle of January is always cold in Lost Prairie, and at 5am and 5 degrees this particular morning was no exception. Lyn Bundled up, pulled on her gloves, wrapped her scarf around her neck up to her eyes and trudged to the barn through the deep, newfallen snow. It wasn't much warmer in the barn, but the audible lowing of recognition warmed her heart. Posie was a gorgeous mix of Brown Swiss and Jersey, and her… Continue
Posted on April 20th, 2008 at 1:00pm —
The Lost Prairie Chronicles #12
The Lost Prairie Chronicles #12, a side trip. I wrote this for my Daughter when a teacher and her peers criticized her for being a part of the shooting sports community. The professed premise for their additude revolved around "the children"...., a usual refuge for this sort of misplaced logic and lack of understanding real-life circumstances and events. Having children with "them" in the house. Prologue: By the age of 5 Tommy was convinced that his dad was hiding something very special in t… Continue
Posted on April 20th, 2008 at 12:30pm —
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I write, too - y'could see some samples on my page, if y'ever get over that way.
Meantime, carry on - who knows where this all may lead? Please keep me posted -
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Tom T
Wow, you guys do great work - I did a quick run through your website and it is, indeed, very impressive. Graphics Illustrator and Studio Sound Engineer = a VERY interesting combination.
I see by the pic of you on your horse that you don't spend your spare time in the city, and I trust you are appropriately thankful for that.
This is an awesome site, and I think you will really enjoy it - but, I'm not certain (not that it matters) what the connection is - are you a teller, a listener, a supporter, or any/all of these? You are welcome, regardless!
I don't have a horse outside, but I do have grass growing out there that your horse would enjoy, so I'd best go do some mowing.
Again, glad to have you - Welcome!
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Tom Taylor (Deep in the Heart of Texas)