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Monthly Archives: November 2012
Watching and Waiting~
It was close to this time last year that hubby and I were driving out of the neighborhood, and just as we neared the lake I yelled, and yes I mean yelled! “Stop the Car!” When this happens it usually … Continue reading
Posted in Intrigued, Oklahoma, photos
Tagged chasing the eagle, eagle, exercise, probiotics, The eagle, waiting, watchful, what winter brings
26 Comments
“Glow” on the Green ~
After an exhausting weekend for my retail manager hubby, we were excited to escape to downtown Tulsa last night for dinner and a little night music. Guthrie Green did not disappoint. I wish all of you could have been there with … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Musicians, Oklahoma, photos, Relationships, travel, Tulsa, Tulsa. Oklahoma
Tagged An escape, Bands at Guthrie Green, Christmas Lights, countdown to lights, downtown Tulsa, Glow on the Green, Greater Tulsa, Guthrie Green, Red Dirt Rangers, relaxing, Revitalizing downtown Tulsa
32 Comments
In My Own Little Corner
In my own little corner in my own little chair, I can be whatever I want to be… Cinderella Cinderella was one of my favorite musicals as a little girl. I can still sing most of the lyrics from it … Continue reading
Posted in Forgiveness, Friendships, Ramblings, Reflections, Relationships, Thankful
Tagged alone, choices, Cinderella, circumstances, glass slippers, homeless, horse and carriage, hunger, In My Own Little Corner, journey, lost, musicals
31 Comments
Jingle All the Way ~
This post is about tradition. In the heart of Oklahoma City, there is a jewelry store. And as Oklahoma tradition would have it, Christmas doesn’t begin in our fair state until you hear the B.C. Clark Jingle! (history) Click on it, sing it with … Continue reading
Posted in Christmas, Music, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Reflections, Uncategorized
Tagged B.C. Clark, Christmas, Christmas begins, Christmas music, Christmas Tradition, Downtown OKC, family, Jewelry is the gift to give, Jewelry Store, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma memories, Oklahoma tradition, singing
25 Comments
Grandma
Over the River and Through the Woods As I was doing a bit of grocery shopping and later mixing up our dressing stuffing to others , I was thinking about our many Thanksgivings spent at grandma’s house. Everyone was always welcome, the … Continue reading
Posted in Reflections, Relationships, Thankful, Uncategorized, Women
Tagged Cooking, dressing, family, family tradition, Happy Thanksgiving, Holiday, homesick, Over the River and Down the Block, Over the River and Through the Woods, Thanksgiving, thanksgiving memories, The King of Isabelle Avenue
16 Comments
My Favorite Day…..
“What day is it?” It’s today,” squeaked Piglet. My favorite day,” said Pooh.” ― A.A. Milne Sunday was a terrific day around here. It was hubby’s last real day off for a while because of the business he is in. This meant … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Friendships, Reflections, Relationships, Sunset photos, Uncategorized, Visiting Small Town America
Tagged A.A. Milne, boots, chocolate, Clanton's Cafe, Debbie and John, Friends Forever, hostages, joplin, Just Boot Factory Outlet, MacaDoodles, MO, OK, Richardson's Candy House, Vinita, Wine, Winnie-the-Pooh
30 Comments
Kindness
“Just because an animal is large, it doesn’t mean he doesn’t want kindness; however big Tigger seems to be, remember that he wants as much kindness as Roo.” ― A.A. Milne, Winnie-the-Pooh
Posted in Forgiveness, Friends, photos, Relationships, Uncategorized
Tagged AA Milne, bear, colorado bear, kindness, Tigger, winnie pooh
14 Comments
Elephant Stew Recipe
Today was the annual Christmas Bazaar at St. Henry’s Catholic Church. My purchases were simple. Chocolate cupcakes for Jermel, an employee of my hubby’s, and a cookbook for my Aunt Betty. Betty~ if you read this, be surprised! The book … Continue reading
Things are not always as they seem…
Several weeks ago we celebrated our youngest son’s birthday, meeting he and his bride in the halfway town of Stillwater, Oklahoma. After enjoying lunch at the famous Hideaway, we went for a walk around the beautiful campus of Oklahoma State … Continue reading
Visiting Small Town America ~ Adair, Oklahoma
Maybe you recall that yesterday, I shared a pre-parade with you from Saturday. After we left that parade in Owasso, Oklahoma, we headed down old Route 66 toward Adair, Oklahoma. The trees were at peak in color, the temperatures were … Continue reading
Posted in appreciation, Fall, Friends, photos, Reflections, Uncategorized, Visiting Small Town America
Tagged Adair, Adair Parade, cars in parade, Christmas parade, Country Christmas Parade, Dry Gulch, fire engine, horses, horses in parade, marching band, Oklahoma, Parade, poop brigade, Santa Claus, The Crooked Little House, Tulsa shock mascot, VW
18 Comments
stuff i tell my sister 