Kuhnle's Tavern

01/18/2026

Shauna and me at the Mo Club! Thank you Shauna for coming to see me! It was special and thank you to your Fella! He’s a sweetie!

12/01/2025

The last day of November's yearly "oil change supplies" hidden in plain sight, broke out tonight. Sprinkles is Miley Cyrus for her debut!

December First is tomorrow. Advent calendars, elves, naughty and nice lists. Blessings. Happy holiday season to all our dear friends. Miss you and sending love from Katie, hub and girlies!

11/16/2025

Ronny’s weekend in Missoula.

07/15/2025

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05/31/2025

It’s a 5 RIGHTS FRIDAY and PIZZA is what’s for dinner! The excellent folks from Gusto Wood Fired Pizza will be here from 4pm - 8pm serving their tasty pies. Come enjoy the evening with us!

05/31/2025

05/25/2025

03/28/2025

To the Mom Who Left a Toxic Relationship—for Her Child and Herself,

I know you didn’t leave easily. You didn’t wake up one day and decide to shatter the life you built.
You stayed far longer than you should have, hoping things would get better.

Not for yourself—but for your child.
For the family you wanted so badly to hold together.

You gave chances.
You made excuses.
You kept the peace, even when it cost you your own.

You tolerated manipulation dressed as love. You endured words that left bruises you couldn’t show. You minimized the chaos, thinking if you just tried harder, things might finally settle.

But one day, you looked at your child—and realized…

This isn’t the love I want them to grow up learning.
This isn’t the home I want them to believe is normal.
This isn’t the life I want to keep surviving.

So you left.

Maybe with shaking hands. Maybe with guilt. Maybe with nothing but a bag and a broken heart.
But you left.

And that took more strength than anyone will ever understand.

You chose generational healing over generational patterns.

You chose silence over screaming.
Peace over pretending.
Freedom over fear.

And yes, it’s hard.
There are nights you question everything.
There are moments where the loneliness is louder than the old chaos ever was.
But hear me clearly:

You didn’t fail.
You saved someone.

You saved your child from thinking love feels like walking on eggshells. You saved yourself from a lifetime of shrinking just to keep someone else comfortable.

You are not a broken family.
You are a brave one.
A free one.
A healing one.

So even when doubt creeps in, and you miss the “what could’ve been”

remember:
You did the hardest, bravest thing a mother can do.

You chose to break the cycle,
so your child never has to survive what you did.

And that, mama, is the beginning of something beautiful.

03/14/2025

My Dawg!!!! 2019 we became teammates!! 2025 we leave the team together as best friends!!