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...while you’re out making merriment, there is a crew of hardworking ladies and gents around town who put in the late shift so you can enjoy the late night. They pour the next drink, they satisfy that slightly odd drunken craving for mozzarella sticks and ranch dressing and they’ll even help you find the door when you can’t seem to help yourself. Although you might not remember everything you did last Saturday night, they probably do. And, of course, FM wants to know about...
Scott’s family works on the ranch year-round, delivering calves, fixing fences and tending to the cows. During his free time, Scott is “addicted” to hunting. Although he started out at age 14 with guns, Scott now uses a homemade bow and arrow set to shoot antelope and deer on his family land. During the summers, he works for an area fly-fishing shop, which allows him to fish the North Platte River all day. Generally, he starts each day shooting English sparrows or starlings, aiming his .22 caliber rifle...
...mind on which only a watermark has been stamped.” His descendant Joe Scott hopes to leave something bigger to the College by starting a Harvard Hot Air Ballooning Society this spring. He enjoys his classes. Still, a part of him will always be back on the ranch...
...Baker, a psychologist who directs the Life Enhancement Program at Canyon Ranch in Tucson, Ariz., supervised a survey of the mental-health canon. His team found 54,000 studies on depression and only 415--less than 1%--on happiness. Even today, Baker asserts, "the medical establishment continues to pooh-pooh happiness, because there's no money...
...Time: How skillful a horseman were you when you decided to make this journey? Stewart: I'd ridden once before on a ranch trip in Wyoming. As it went on, I became a lot more accomplished and wanted more-and-more-eager horses. I actually rode up at each new camp in a grand style?galloped up and leapt off my horse?to let them know that I could handle their horses...