4 days into my trip out on Cali and so far so good. The trip to get to Montana has been long and arguous, but was all worth it considering how drop dead gorgeous this state is. Like honestly, never before have I laid eyes upon anything as incredible as the landscape here, so much so that you forget that you've been on the road for a hella long time and just stare out the window at all the pristine forests, canyons, and valleys that you pass through. Had the pleasure of staying in a small cabin in Polson, Montana for a few days which further showed me how amazing this state is. The contrast between Montana and California is like night and day. Where California was a dirty, overpopulated, overpriced and over-regulated pisshole, Montana is like a vast frontier of adventure and opportunity. The people are friendly and approachable, the laws very relaxed (can't argue with no sales tax), civilization feels as though it is one with nature and even with all of the smoke, the air smells far cleaner and fresher than the chemical filth which there is no escaping in California. Without question, this place is heaven on earth. Unfortunately I still plan on moving to Montana's next door neighbor North Dakota. This isn't such a bad thing though, since I won't have an issue supporting myself there and I still will be on the border of Montana. Gonna make it my mission in life to explore every corner of that state, though that's a rather tall order considering how much there is here.

I'll post more stuff when I get the chance. Have some things planned for the near future, like getting back into drawing now that I won't have my family breathing down my neck every moment of the day. Yup, life is good.