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Tag Archives: Oklahoma
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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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
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Everybody Loves a Parade ~ 1
This past weekend would be hubby’s last one off for a while. So we decided we needed to make the best of it and see what all we could work into this beautiful Saturday. It began with attending a fundraiser … Continue reading
Posted in Oklahoma, Thankful, Tulsa. Oklahoma, Veterans, Visiting Small Town America
Tagged celebration, Everyone Loves a Parade, freedom, Hire a Vet, Jason, Military, Oklahoma, Owasso, Parade, Patriot Guards, Small towns, Thank a veteran, the gathering, throwing candy, Veteran, Veteran's Day Parade, Veteran's Parade
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Meet the Artist! Juliana Forster
About a year ago, hubby and I went on one of our Sunday afternoon drives. On this particular day we were destined for Dewey, Oklahoma. The Pilot’s Club hosts an annual arts and crafts sale in this small town. We appreciate … Continue reading
Posted in art, Friends, Friendships, Meet The Artist, Reflections, Tulsa. Oklahoma, Uncategorized, Women
Tagged Art Shows, artist, Brazil, cards, Christmas cards, colorful paintings, Dewey, Juliana, Juliana Forster, Meet the Artist, Oklahoma, Oklahoma Artist, Painted Note Cards, paintings, Pilot's Club, pumpkin painting
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Thoughts from Pooh ~
Sometimes, if you stand on the bottom rail of a bridge and lean over to watch the river slipping slowly away beneath you, you will suddenly know everything there is to be known. ~Winnie the Pooh (Pooh’s Little Instruction Book)It … Continue reading
The Beginning and the End ~
Our time off is quickly ending. I have much to share from along the way…..but for today, well, it’s the beginning and the end of the train journey. We’ll get to the in-between-stuff soon enough. Have a great weekend! ♥Norman, … Continue reading
Posted in photos, Sunset photos, travel, Visiting Small Town America
Tagged Amtrak Train, beginnings, endings, Norman Oklahoma, Norman Train Depot, Oklahoma, Texas, train trips
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Autumn Blooms
I wanted to share a few Autumn flower photos taken at the home of my parents near Oklahoma City. The bit of rain they received has certainly helped!Dad’s pecan tree ~Mom’s fall blooming Iris ~
Posted in Fall, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, photos, random photos, Reflections, Uncategorized
Tagged autumn, autumn blooms, blooms, dad's pecan tree, Flower, green thumb, mom's flowers, Oklahoma, pecan, Pecan tree, Plant, snake, yellow jacket, yellow snake
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Perfect Fit
We have been back in Oklahoma for a while now, but still are not totally established with new “physicians”. I did the research and made the call yesterday to get hubby in to a local podiatrist. When you are a retail … Continue reading
Posted in Health care, Humor, Uncategorized
Tagged boots, feet, giggles, life on your feet, new physicains, Oklahoma, podiatrist, relocating "stuff", retail
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This Land was Made for You and Me ~
Sundays in the park. A place to play or kick back. Listen to music. Dance. Relax. A beautiful new park area recently opened in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma. They have all of this and more in mind for residents and visitors. Hubby and I … 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
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