A Simple Hillbilly: Growing Up In Montana

From the start Billy thought some things were a little odd. The first thing that was odd about her was when she immediately opened the door and little comments she made to him. Then he thought she was a little dotty, but he was getting a deal. Finally, he decided she was off her rocker, but he compensated for all the odd little things she did by reminding himself that she was a sweet old lady. Billy should’ve trusted his instincts when something seemed off, but because he doesn’t, he ends up in a situation where something awful will

As Billy grew up he participated in running events, His first even Billy was the fastest runner in his team. One day Billy meets up with another runner who was the fastest runner too, and this was the only time Billy lost a race. He was upset but he wasn’t discouraged. Billy raced again with his competitor and he won. So the people were amazed at how fast he was. A man approached Billy and asked him if he wanted to join baseball and Billy was up for the challenge. He did so well and became famous. After playing for baseball for a long time Billy got married and had four children and stopped playing baseball and the older he got he become sick and passed

Billy shows the world that being creative and expressing yourself can lead you to follow your dreams and be happy. The unsuccessful characters in the visual text were Jacky (father) and Tony (brother). The town expects men to be masculine and miners. Jacky was unsuccessful as he had stood up for himself and the miners’ strike yet lost the battle to the government. He ended up where he started so his efforts towards the miners’ strike

Before Billy and Ruff left, Billy realized that it might take hours to walk to Wolf Hollow, so they walked to a gas station first. As they were walking to the gas station, a man pulled over to the side of the road and said.“Where are you two guys going this early in the morning?

When Billy got his clothes back, they weren't any cleaner, but all the little animals that had been living in them were dead. So it goes. (115)

Billy worked every day. He was saving up his money to buy a new truck. Undoubtedly, he loved riding his horse, but he needed a faster way of getting into town. Billy was wondering if he should buy a new truck or fix the one he has now. He loves his truck even though it doesn’t run. All that Billy has to do is save up enough money and he will be able to buy the truck.

The life of Billy The Kid was short lived. He was chased by a sheriff with a $500 bounty on his head. He was known for lots of thefts,escapes,and shooting people.

Billy’s grandfather would sell the coon skin from the raccoons he caught. When Billy caught a raccoon his grandfather would tally it to see how many raccoons he caught. This lead to Billy’s grandpa selling enough raccoon skins to enter Billy into a championship raccoon hunt. His family could eat the raccoon meat that he caught while hunting. The family also needed a new pet since Billy caught their family cat in one of his traps. Before Billy bought his dogs, he used to use traps, and sometimes their cat Samie had caught himself in the traps. Finally, he had trapped himself so much that he left the farm.

I had a lot of fun this summer, my family and I did a lot of things. On of the more exciting things we did was go to South Dakota. In this essay I will be telling you all about it.

Growing up in Montana was a truly remarkable experience. The locals in Missoula were very friendly and humble, in fact most Missoulians were willing to lend a helping hand if someone needed it. I went to high school in Victor, a small town where everyone was eccentric and closely knit like a family. We had a pizzeria that we would stop by for lunch called Cowboy Troy's. They sold the best gourmet foods I have ever had. Depending on the day they sold a variety of tasty foods such as fire baked pizzas, euros, crispy potato chips, and a dozen different flavored hot wings. Cowboy Troy's was half bar and half diner, so you could pick and choose your atmosphere if you wanted to.

In the first page of Billy’s narrative, he confesses to having an affair with Risa Walker (37). In his narrative, he also reveals that his family was far from perfect. He states that he and his wife smoked pot, and even left their daughter

This year I had gone to Ashland, Montana on a mission trip. Many people ask me if this trip was “fun” I just don’t think that word even remotely describes this trip.

In 2014, I went on a mission trip to Little Rock, Arkansas. When I first got the bus, I felt so happy as blood started circulating through my legs because I had been sitting for TWENTY FIVE HOURS on the bus ride. As well, I had to escape the mixed scents of deodorant, perfume, and Doritos. The first activity we did after unpacking was go to the I-30 Speedway, which is a racing track. It was so amusing to see the cars drift past us, until chunks of mud would shoot up at our faces. It smelt like four gas stations were right near each other and the gas pipes leaked. However, it wasn’t the most incredible part. At the end of the racing, there was a firework and fire show. It lit up the starry night sky beautifully. Gasoline

It was a warm summer day in Helena Montana. The sky was overcast and even though the sun was barely visible, it was still warm. You could smell the smell of freshly mowed lawns in the crisp air. But the thing that happened next was a terrible thing that happened in the blink of an eye. The ground shook and people started to panic. The thing that happened was bound to happen and it hadn't happened 70,000 years. The Yellowstone national park supervolcano erupted and everyone near Yellowstone died instantly. Even though Helena was not destroyed by the eruption it was definitely affected. When the eruption hit a family with the last name of Robinson was on a tour of the walking mall. The Robinson family consisted of two boys a mother and a father.

As of November 18, 2015, I have been living in North Dakota with my grandparents. I am here because I have already graduated high school in Idaho, and wanted a job. My grandfather offered a room here for me to stay in while I find a job. I do not plan on returning to living with my mother.