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Now, for Something Completely Different

12/23/2018

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Today I’m going to step away from my usual post about Idaho History to recognize someone who contributes much to these missives. My wife, Rinda Just, reads and edits every article before I post it. She’s a “recovering” attorney, as she likes to say, and has a great eye for detail. On many occasions she has caught blunders that would have been embarrassing for me. Rinda is more than a proofreader, though. She’s my first audience and one that will hesitate not a trice to tell me if something doesn’t make sense or is just plain boring. Like me, she’s an Idaho native who knows the state’s history well, so not much gets past her.
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Today is our 42nd wedding anniversary. I just wanted to acknowledge the love of my life. 
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    Rick Just has been writing about Idaho history since 1989 when he wrote and recorded scripts for the Idaho Centennial Commission’s daily radio program, Idaho Snapshots. His latest book on Idaho history is Images of America, Idaho State Parks. Rick also writes a regular column for the Idaho Press.

    Rick does public presentations on Idaho's state park history and the history of the Morrisite war for the Idaho Humanities Council's Speakers Bureau.
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