My wife retires in two and a half years, and I've had more than enough living on the east coast. Now, I like life here, just as I really enjoyed many aspects of living in Canada (except the cold) so it's not dissatisfaction at all, just the outlook that life lived too comfortably is life not lived. Montana is a place that I have long yearned to see. In fact it is along with Idaho one of the top two places that I'd like to tour through, either the proper way on a bicycle, or the old man way on a motorcycle. No danger of moving there though, only due to the long cold winters and my dislike of long underwear.
But a bonehead decision by some bureaucratic flunky, would make me seriously re-consider a long held dislike of protests. I might just resolve to boycott the state, just as I hope to any with mandatory helmet laws for adults. Of course not having my $47 dollars per week of travel, would not exactly bring that states' finances to capitulation.
But a point is a point, eh?
Of course in the end, I'd probably have a beer, and realize that if I were to boycott and protest meaningful things in a fair manner, I'd have to move off this planet - and that's even colder than Canada!
So I just hope this does not come to pass, and better get out there to take some of the big sky country in, during their two months of summer.
