Day 57, "It's cooling down."

Day 56, Hustler's Life

Day 55, Still water runs deep

Day 54, The artist formally know as Prince

Day 53, Missoula Rabble, Mia

Missoula Rabble, Mia is a six-year old who loves snakes. "King cobras are my favorite because they're the kings." She's smart, too. "I like snakes because they get rid of spiders and bad things." She named her new toy snake Ruby. "But she goes by Sparkles," she told me.

Day 52, Missoula Rabble, Wayne

Missoula Rabble, I met Wayne outside the Good Food Store tonight. He was drinking a hot cup of coffee on a warm summer evening, dressed in camouflage shorts, suspenders, a tie dyed shirt, and sported a big white beard. He had to be interesting, right? "I'm just a regular old guy in Missoula, on a regular old day in Missoula," he told me. He has lived here 44 years. "A lot of journalism students approach me when I'm on campus. I do know one thing. Being truthful goes a very long way."

Day 51, Don't shit where you eat

Day 50, Trash Eater

Day 49, Sakura, The Miniature Unicorn

Day 48, Neighbor's Toy

Day 47, Missoula Rabble, Dan

Missoula Rabble, Although not from Missoula, Dan Shuff, 78, just finished his 339th marathon in Missoula. Figure that is good enough.

Day 46, Optical Illusion

Day 45, Missoula Rabble, Maren

Missoula Rabble, Maren makes people feel and look pretty on a regular basis with her styling skills and friendly conversation at Boom Swagger Salon. "I may need to start with a mimosa tomorrow," she said when talking about styling hair for a bridal party in the morning.

Day 44, Missoula Rabble, Evantee

Missoula Rabble, Evantee, 13, helps out at the El Cazador food truck, his family's business. When I asked why he liked working there he looked at me like I should already know and said, "Because it's fun," and continued service. True enough. I soon left the hard working man of very few words alone so he could do his job.

Day 43, Peanuts

Day 42, Old Flame

Day 41, Wired

Day 40, River Days

Day 39, Screenless

Day 38, Missoula Rabble, Nicole and Marin

Missoula Rabble, Nicole, a UM professor, and her daughter, Marin, sit and listen to music at their neighbor's house. "We just spent all day on the river and now we are just enjoying some music. Our minds are pretty blank."