Diane K. Boyd
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Totally. Yeah. Yeah. So anyway, you asked that.
Totally. Yeah. Yeah. So anyway, you asked that.
Totally. Yeah. Yeah. So anyway, you asked that.
Yeah. They just kill because they kill because they eat.
Yeah. They just kill because they kill because they eat.
Yeah. They just kill because they kill because they eat.
People are weird. Yeah. People are creepy. A little sign about their being weird. I love that. Yeah.
People are weird. Yeah. People are creepy. A little sign about their being weird. I love that. Yeah.
People are weird. Yeah. People are creepy. A little sign about their being weird. I love that. Yeah.
Well, off and on. So when I arrived there, I joined a team of young researchers. We were studying wolves and grizzly bears, and we helped each other with their work. So it was done and all that. And then when we ran out of funding, then I was up there alone for about three years. But other than that, there were people coming.
Well, off and on. So when I arrived there, I joined a team of young researchers. We were studying wolves and grizzly bears, and we helped each other with their work. So it was done and all that. And then when we ran out of funding, then I was up there alone for about three years. But other than that, there were people coming.
Well, off and on. So when I arrived there, I joined a team of young researchers. We were studying wolves and grizzly bears, and we helped each other with their work. So it was done and all that. And then when we ran out of funding, then I was up there alone for about three years. But other than that, there were people coming.
Well, I had two dogs. I wasn't totally alone. And people were coming and going seasonally. I had summer help and I had winter help, but certainly there wasn't people there on the shoulder season.
Well, I had two dogs. I wasn't totally alone. And people were coming and going seasonally. I had summer help and I had winter help, but certainly there wasn't people there on the shoulder season.
Well, I had two dogs. I wasn't totally alone. And people were coming and going seasonally. I had summer help and I had winter help, but certainly there wasn't people there on the shoulder season.
You know, it's interesting because it didn't. Really? Back when I was younger, I was a bit of a misanthrope and I liked being alone. And when I was alone, being alone is different than being lonely. It just is. Now as an older person, I feel different about people. I'm more engaged with people. I enjoy people. So, yeah, I get lonely now, but I didn't back then. I mean, how could you be lonely?
You know, it's interesting because it didn't. Really? Back when I was younger, I was a bit of a misanthrope and I liked being alone. And when I was alone, being alone is different than being lonely. It just is. Now as an older person, I feel different about people. I'm more engaged with people. I enjoy people. So, yeah, I get lonely now, but I didn't back then. I mean, how could you be lonely?
You know, it's interesting because it didn't. Really? Back when I was younger, I was a bit of a misanthrope and I liked being alone. And when I was alone, being alone is different than being lonely. It just is. Now as an older person, I feel different about people. I'm more engaged with people. I enjoy people. So, yeah, I get lonely now, but I didn't back then. I mean, how could you be lonely?
You're living in the majestic mountains and wilderness of Glacier National Park, and everything is new, and there's tracks to find, and on and on and on.
You're living in the majestic mountains and wilderness of Glacier National Park, and everything is new, and there's tracks to find, and on and on and on.