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February 8, 2020

A Weekend Guide to Whitefish, Montana in Winter

Wintertime in Whitefish, Montana is one of the most beautiful seasons to enjoy the small ski town and all it has to offer. This town doesn’t slow down after a winter storm, it celebrates it! Are you thinking about exploring this hidden gem for a weekend getaway? This article will give you the perfect weekend itinerary for what to see and do while you’re here.

Saturday

8:30 am – Breakfast at Buffalo Cafe

A local favorite, Buffalo Cafe offers amazing breakfast options to keep you energized for your full day ahead!

10:00 am – Ski on Big Mountain

A trip to Whitefish is never complete without a day at Whitefish Mountain Resort. Endless slopes and an approachable mountain offers a day of fun for all level of skiers and snowboarders.

3:00 pm – Apres Ski at Hellroaring Saloon

After hittin’ the slopes, enjoy an apres-ski drink and nachos at Hellroaring Saloon, located next to the village on the mountain.

5:00 pm – Massage at the Spa at Whitefish Lake

You’re bound to be sore after a day on the mountain, so treat yourself to a massage at the beautiful Spa at Whitefish Lake!

7:00 pm – Dinner at Tupelo Grille

Be sure to book a table here, and be ready for one of the best meals in town. Featuring local cuisine influenced by cajun and southern flavors, the superb service completes a meal here.

Sunday

8:30 am – Breakfast at Loula’s Cafe

Loula’s breakfasts include the standard fare as well as popular originals like Lemon Stuffed French toast with raspberry sauce or Eggs Benedict with white truffle oil.

9:45 am – Pick up a Packed Lunch from Montana Coffee Traders

Before you head off for the day, pick up a packed lunch from Montana Coffee Traders. They offer a variety of sandwiches and snacks that you can bring with you to the park which is helpful because most restaurants in West Glacier are closed in the winter!

10:00 am – Drive to Glacier National Park to snowshoe

The beautiful Glacier National Park is only a 30-minute drive away from Whitefish and offers miles of scenic snowshoeing trails. You can rent snowshoes from multiple places in town as well as outside of the park.

7:00 pm – Dinner at Abruzzo’s

Finish off your day with a delicious traditional Italian meal at Abruzzo’s. They offer extensive selection of shared plates, grilled steaks, fresh seafood, and a small but decadent dessert list, all prepared in-house and served alongside an Italian-focused cocktail program and an Italian-centric wine list.

February 3, 2020February 3, 2020

The Hipster Test

Are you a Hipster?

Take this short questionnaire:

Do you wish your dad or mom saved their clothes from the 60s/70s so you could wear them?
Do you only listen to obscure bands and artists on vinyl?
Do you visit a coffee shop more than three times a day?
Do you wear the same brand of shoes you wore in 1996?
Do you have any facial hair?
Do you not shave your legs, but kind of wish you did?
Do you wear a beanie?
Have you eaten cauliflower or toast in the past 24 hours?
Do you alternate ordering beer, cider and kombucha?
Does your 4-year-old have a half-shaved, half long-hair hair style?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, proceed.

The Art of the Aging Hipster

Too hip? Or too hip to care?

CHOICES:

Vans on. Vans off.

Where to shop.

Keep it local.
Bring your dog.
Drink a smoothie at the same time.
Where your sunglasses inside.
Reintroduce yourself to people you’ve met several times before.
Shop only at stores containing a woman’s name
Talk about how you only thrift these days.

Are you woke? (quiz forthcoming)

Always look behind you. Always hold the door open for everyone even if you have to stand there for a very long time. And always remember:

Lesson: Pronouns

As part of your email signature add any/all of the following:

she/hers

he/his

ze/zer

Pop Culture.

When in doubt, use the words you said when you were in 7th grade. If they aren’t in the vernacular at this moment, they might be next week.

Activity.

Spot the difference!

Have a suggestion for a question, photo or want to nominate a Hipster of the Year? I’d love to hear from you.

February 7, 2019February 6, 2020

The 5 Best Artists to Listen to While Studying

By: Cole Anderson

1. God is an Astronaut

Instrumental music is crucial when studying requires your full attention and vocals are only going to distract you. With nine studio albums since they formed in 2002, God is an Astronaut is a post-rock style band that blends traditional rock instrumentation with electronic features to create an upbeat and vibey sound without losing their authentic rock feel.

2. Tool

If you’re looking for something a little edgier to go along with your late night contemplations of dropping out and moving back in with your parents, Tool’s third studio album “Lateralus” is a great place to start. Classified as an alternative metal band, Tool’s music has an intensity level high enough to keep you alert without having to resort to that third Red Bull.

3. Hans Zimmer Soundtracks

If you’re ever experiencing a lack of motivation while studying, it never hurts to throw on the Interstellar or The Dark Knight Rises soundtrack for a spark of inspiration. Hans is a go-to when responsibility knocks at your door at the eleventh hour and you have to start a paper you should have started weeks ago. The forcefulness of the music combined with a dose of Adderall (doctor prescribed, of course) will make you feel as if you are on a mission from God to do the impossible and get that A you probably don’t deserve.

4. Kygo

Kygo has a lot of great music if you have been walking across campus in single digit temperatures all day and would rather be on a beach somewhere. Kygo’s bubbly sound can help just about anyone keep a positive attitude during stressful times and see the light at the end of the tunnel during finals week. If you’re in need of a pick me up, put on Kygo’s debut album “Cloud Nine” and turn that corner of the library into your own tropical paradise.

5. Emancipator

A mellower alternative that should not go overlooked is Emancipator. With a very hedonic and almost spiritual sound, Emancipator’s instrumentals are a great way to entertain your ears while doing your schoolwork. To this date Emancipator has released five studio albums, all of which are ideal for tuning out distractions while checking things off your to-do list.

And there you have it, get familiar with some of these artists to help you get through your next big study day!

October 4, 2016

Montana: by a Northern Californian

It is no secret that the majority of the University of Montana student body is made up of Montana born and raised students (we’re talking 74% in-state). It is also no secret that there are “Keep California Out!” signs on everyone’s lawn (not really).

“Oh where are you from?” – Seemingly interested older Montanan

“Sacramento, California!” – Me

“…I’m sorry…” – Now uninterested and bitter older Montanan

“I’m not 🙂 Thanks for having me!” – Smiling me

Take a minute to listen up. I may not speak on behalf of the rest of the Californians in Montana, but I have a perspective I’d love to share. The second I stepped on University of Montana’s campus I knew that it could be my home away from home. The city of Missoula, hell the state of Montana, felt like hugging someone that you haven’t seen in years. I’ve been here for 4 very short years and no, I don’t plan on staying, but yes I will be back to visit. The reason being that it offered the experience of a lifetime for this particular time in my life.
For anyone who’s interested, University of Montana allowed me to step away from most everything I knew in Sacramento (yes I had seen snow, every year in Tahoe minus the recent winters). I was able to clearly establish my values as a young adult, assess the type of future I wanted, and walk away with some of the best friendships I will have for a lifetime.
You see, us Northern Californians appreciate tall trees, snowcapped mountains, cleaning our campsites and wandering to find that adventure just doesn’t end. I can single-handedly agree that California has some extreme undesirables. But so does Montana (hello Meth Capital), so does Colorado, so does New York, and Wyoming and every other state you can name. How do you think Arizona feels hosting all the frail Montana old-timers looking for warm retirement? Probably a mix of “stay in your own state” and “please contribute to our economy; look we have handicap approved EVERYTHING!”

I’ll leave on this note. The amount of times that people think that I’m a Montanan prior to asking is remarkable. Let’s just say I’ve had to convince just about everyone I meet with a valid California drivers license. My experience with those who are excited to have me is what makes Montana “the last best place”. The nay-sayers couldn’t keep me out if they tried.

By: Lia Sbisa, proud Sacramento Native and Montana Visitor

April 22, 2016

10 Starbucks menus that you can get only overseas

S’mores Frappuccino

A drink you can get only in the United States. Cream made with melted marshmallows and milk chocolate rest on top of the Coffee Cream Frappuccino. You can taste the American treat!

Red Berry/Banana Yogurt Frappuccino

If you have a chance to visit a European country, don’t forget to try the special Starbucks fruity Frappuccino! You can purchase one only in the UK, Ireland, France (Paris), Germany, and Spain.

Cherry Blossom Frappuccino

Can you imagine what cherry blossom tastes like? If you can’t, you can travel to Japan and try it 🙂 You may discover something that you never thought of!

Hazelnut Macchiato

This drink would be the best for someone who loves nuts. This rich macchiato is filled with hazelnut flavor. The scent of sweet hazelnuts will lead you to a luxurious time in Australia.

Red Bean Green Tea Frappuccino

When you go to Korea, don’t miss a chance to experience this Asian style Starbucks Frappuccino! Red beans and sweet chestnuts on the green tea Frappuccino are an absolutely unique taste that you don’t want to miss in Korea.

Summer Berry Panna Cotta Frappuccino

Moving on to other Asian countries, you can find more special drinks! You should stop by HongKong, Taiwan, Malaysia, or Singapore to try this tropical panna cotta Frappuccino.

Turkish Coffee

You have to check regional flavors when you are traveling the world. Turkish coffee from Starbucks will be the best for you to discover the traditional taste in Turkey. The cup for this drink is very tiny just like an espresso cup. It has a very bitter taste.

Yogurt Fizzio Mango Jelly Mock tail

Let’s go back to Asia again. Try a fresh jelly mock tail and feel adult in China or Korea.

Orange Honeycomb Crunch Frappuccino

Indonesia and HongKong have a very fresh flavor Frappuccino as well! Cold Frappuccino with a slightly sweet flavor under the sunshine… sounds great!

Floresta Negra Mocha Frappuccino (Dark Cherry Frappuccino)

The last drink is from Brazil. Fresh dark cherry sweetness will add some extra fun to your summer experience.

Other than these drinks, Starbucks in each country has some local menus that are available only in that place. Don’t forget to look for those rare items when you travel! I hope you enjoyed running into special drink menus from all over the world! Gotta go to Starbucks to try some new flavors now 🙂