Reggie Watts in His Montana Hometown

Under my mom's backyard umbrella lies comfort and refuge from sarcasm.

It turns out Great Falls, Montana has some pretty decent coffee! It makes me want to come back more often, aside from the fact that my mom lives there.

A mountain man's mini-scooter is the perfect way to pass the time in the empty lot of a junkyard. Great Falls is a place where time is on your side.

Watching them old Montucky boys play with their welding supplies and talking to their guru always makes me smile.

In the cluttered den of my friend Wallace Bossie, I sit with an orange colored meow-head. It is all a very comfortable experience, plus there are Cylons only three feet away!

My mom, cousin Stevens and Uncle Manu sit at a local diner in Great Falls speaking of politics, most likely. They are all from France and all highly opinionated, so there will always be a spirited egalitarian conversation. My mom loves patty melts.

I know it's hard to tell by the look of it, but I'm actually in front of a restaurant next to a car!

These are my front steps. I grew up in this house from age four to 18 years old. My mom called for dinner from these steps at dusk. Romantic exciting non-cellphone times!

My backyard. Many G.I. Joes and Matchbox cars are buried in this land. I used sit in a lawn chair in the middle of the night staring up at the stars hoping I would see a UFO. I don't think I ever did.

More backyard antics for the chubby kid!

I like driving around the neighborhood remembering so many things.

I'm staring out to where football games took place in back of my high school, Great Falls High. I literally lived through a John Hughes movie in my time there. I feel so lucky that he made those movies during that perfect time. Go Bison!

Enjoying some moderately good coffee at my favorite classic diner, Tracy's. My weirdo friends and I would go there and spend all night drinking way too much coffee and playing card games like Asshole or Bullshit. Sounds boring, but it was so much fun! #noCellphoneCreativity

This is the lady who made it all possible for me to exist, Christiane Watts. I love her tremendously and will always be grateful for how she raised me. I wish my dad were still around so you could see a photo of him too! Thanks Mom and Dad and thanks, Great Falls!