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Tag Archives: rain
It’s a New Day ~ Everyday!
Rain is falling in the heartland of Oklahoma today. Even though it is chilly and gloomy outside, this is a welcome sight given our drought situation. It is the perfect gift for closing out 2012. I have been reading many … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Friendships, Oklahoma, photos, ponderings, Ramblings, Reflections, Relationships, Thankful, Uncategorized, Women
Tagged black-eyed peas, Drought, George's post, goals, Happy New Year, Have a plan not a resolution, Help Me Rhonda, New Year, new year resolutions, new years day, new years eve, Oklahoma, Plans, Pulled pork recipe, rain, starting over, Strong woman, Traditions
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The Observation Car
The observation car on the Amtrak passenger train, has got to be the best part of riding the rails. Even on a rainy day, there was just so much to take in while rolling across Texas. After dinner in the … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Friendships, Music, Musicians, photos, Relationships, Texas, Train Travel, travel
Tagged Amtrak, Austin, Austin Texas, boys to men, crocodiles, first trips alone, gators, guitars, Los Angeles, mama's worry, Mason, meeting new friends, Mike, Observation Car, rain, rainbow, reflections, Relaxation, songs, Springfield, Texas, trains, travel, windows
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Welcome to Texas!
Our journey began in Tulsa, Oklahoma. We gradually made our way to the Norman Train Depot. A very gloomy day would not be allowed to dampen our excitement for our travel! About four hours later, we were changing trains in … Continue reading
Grateful ~
Thank you, God, for the rain today ~ and for all the other stuff You do, too. (Sometimes, I forget to tell You ♥)
Posted in Oklahoma
Tagged Drought, God, Grateful, oklahoma rain, rain, rain photos, reflections, Religion and Spirituality, thankfulness
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Fire and Rain in Oklahoma
Yesterday was a stressful day of devastating fires throughout our state. Many homes and structures have been lost. Our firefighters are exhausted fighting this devil in the triple digit temps. The winds were strong, the air thick like fog. There … Continue reading
The Imposter
The winds started blowing, the skies darkened. My ears struggled to define a sound they had not heard in quite some time. Thunder. And here is what all the raucous delivered:Maybe next time?
stuff i tell my sister 