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Tag Archives: Oklahoma City
And We Will Never Forget . . .
April 19, 1995. The day that forever changed Oklahoma. We became a ball of fear, caution and grief. But at the same time we turned to each other for comfort. We leaned more on our faith. Hugged our children tighter. … Continue reading
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Tagged And Jesus Wept, April 19 1995, Never forget, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Survivor Tree
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April 19, 1995 ~ May We Never Forget
April 19, 1995. The day that forever changed Oklahoma. We became a ball of fear, caution and grief. But at the same time we turned to each other for comfort. We leaned more on our faith. Hugged our children tighter. … Continue reading
Pauline’s Woven Baskets
There’s a sweet little secret tucked inside the OSU Farmer’s Market in Oklahoma City. Meet Pauline. She hand weaves each of her one of a kind baskets. Each one is made with expertise, care and love. While I was at my mom and dad’s this … Continue reading
Posted in art, Meet The Artist, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, photos
Tagged Art, Basket Weaving, Baskets, Christmas gifts, gifts, Habasketry, Hand made baskets, Learn to weave, Made in Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma gifts, OSU Farmer's Market, Pauline, Pauline's Baskets, Weaving instructor, Woven baskets
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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
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Once Upon a Time ~
Once upon a time, a few weeks ago , hubby and I took a few days off to travel in our fair state. We went to Oklahoma City, visited with my parents and with friends and then, one morning, hubby said, “What … Continue reading
Oklahoma City National Memorial
April 19, 1995. The day that forever changed Oklahoma. We became a ball of fear, caution and grief. But at the same time we turned to each other for comfort. We leaned more on our faith. Hugged our children tighter. Loved our neighbors more. Oklahoma was on display for the … Continue reading
Visiting Oklahoma City ~
Maybe I am not really considered a visitor to Oklahoma City. I was born here, after all. But many changes have occurred since we moved away. Positive changes. I still feel at home here, but yet, like a “guest”. A welcomed guest, … Continue reading
In the Backyard….and Other Stuff~
When our kids were younger and we traveled from Arkansas (and later Missouri) to see Nana and Papa, when we would come to this wide spot in the road, they would get extra excited. “The Split”, as we named it, meant … Continue reading
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Tagged backyard, butterfly, dill, flowers, Frontier City, Nana, Oklahoma City, Papa, the split, wide spot
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