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We are selling this house for $74,900 in honor of our mother. The home was owned by two families in 80 years, both of which kept the house immaculately. We’re … Continue reading ‘This Is A Beautiful Life:’ Clean House, Full Hearts, Can’t Lose
The plan was to run around Lake Hefner in Oklahoma City, 9.73 miles to prove to myself that my legs are ready for the OKC Memorial Marathon half on April … Continue reading Runners blog: smoky skies a reason to take my long run inside
We’re more than two months into the year, and I have a story to tell you about a Christmas present, a Christmas present that turned out to be the most … Continue reading Basketball hoop dreams a nightmare to assemble
Oklahoma is a much more topographically diverse state than most folks think, although I love referring to John Fullbright’s “All The Time In The World:” Central Oklahoma Is my land, … Continue reading Cool getaway for cheap? Beavers Bend State Park brings the beauty
We had ice in central Oklahoma today, but I’m not sure we can call it an ice storm. Back in 2007, we had an ice storm. And it was an … Continue reading The story behind, “Dear OG&E,” & remembering the 2007 Oklahoma ice storm
There are lots of things I’d rather do than go through the process of buying a new car, too many to count. Heck, it seems to me some enterprising entrepreneur … Continue reading So, I bought a new car …
I wouldn’t consider myself a theatre geek. Instead, I’m somebody who enjoys anything that happens on a stage: plays, musicals, dance, orchestra, concerts, you name it. I’m a musician, and … Continue reading ‘Oliver!,’ ‘Rock of Ages’: Stage productions with Oklahoma flavor
So, a few nights ago, I get home and my AC won’t turn on. The fan turned on but the HVAC unit proper would not. Bizarre, but I could survive. … Continue reading Lights flickering & dim? You probably have a partial power outage
This weekend, my girlfriend and I took off for north-central Oklahoma and the land of Pawhuska Huskies and bison. Oh, and it’s also the home of Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond.
It’s quiet. It’s picturesque. The trees are tall and beautiful, and the running trails are plentiful. The cabins available at Robbers Cave aren’t just adequate. They’re damned nice, and the bed was even comfortable!