Receipt Art: June 3, 2010

Missoula is in a valley.  It has pretty mountains and a river going through town and is just a cute little place.  But what really defines the landscape (besides Snowbowl ski area) is the "M" and "L".  Basically these are big letters on two of the mountains over the city.  These two landmarks frame Hellgate canyon and stand for The University of Montana and Loyola Sacred Heart (local Catholic school) respectively.  They are synonymous with Missoula and make for good running.  But I'm weird and like running up steep hills.  Most people like to walk and look at the pretty view and stop every other switchback.  Whatever, you get the idea.  Please observe what I'm talking about in the shitty picture below.  It was the best I could find.

See, M on the right, L way over on the left.  And that's The University of Montana.  How cute.  Anyway, as this is such a Missoula thing, this naturally has influenced my receipt art.  How wonderful of me!

There's the M and the L and the little trails and the Clark Fork River and some birdies and a rising sun.  How picturesque!  I also note that one of you ordered a Coke and one of you ordered a Coors Light Big Daddy.  One of you clearly needs to man up.