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We certainly don't have a massive amount of rain. We do, however, have a massive amount of wind lol Okies love iced tea, wifi, and Hellmart. You practically fit in already lol. I always thought going on a road trip through the southern part of the state would be exciting. There are mountains...

I like the vision...the story leaves a longing.

Well, this city is not very populated. If you want city life you have to go to Tulsa or OKC. There are a lot of dead places in Oklahoma :LOL: Imo, the wild life here is in the great outdoors. And the weather lol

I think you already have :giggle:

That sounds very dreamy!

Well, in that case, you might think Oklahoma is too wild! :D I will have to tell you the truck bed full of rattlesnakes story sometime soon. I don't think I've told that one yet.

I dunno. You might think I'm boring. But, outdoor adventures can be something else. There's crazy outdoor stories you still haven't heard!

I had more typed out and I accidentally erased it. Bah! I'll just post this part while I try to remember what else I said :LOL: I don't know anyone that gets a relationship perfectly right. Like you said, I think keeping the flame going is a big part of keeping things alive. Respect is a huge...

There are quite a few things I don't have any problems with doing alone. I've taken myself out to eat numerous times. I been to several concerts by myself and who knows how many movies I went to see alone. Hiking alone, even picnicking alone, flea marketing alone, etc. I certainly think these...

I really do think that Oklahoma can be therapeutic. I'd get homesick for the quiet Okie life whenever I'd stay out of state lol. We have adventure here, but it's just different. And no, I don't mean you have to lasso a cow on a city street to have some adventure :LOL: I wish you could see the...

I'm sorry you haven't eaten! I hope you will soon get yourself something to eat! Picnic spots can be busy here too, though not nearly as much as there. I've always gone on weekdays, so it's rarely busy. Brenda and I have been on a lot of picnics where we were the only ones in the park lol...

That sounds smashing. I love picnics. When I was in school, my best friend was a girl named Jennifer (Jennifer is no longer with us, she died in her early 20s). Anyway, one day she asked me what kind of man I wanted to end up with. My answer, "He must like picnics." lol I'm picturing a beach...

A general name of the kings of the Amalekites; apparently like Pharaoh for the Egyptian kings. (source: ATS Bible Dictionary) "...he also shall perish—that is, the conqueror of Asher and Eber, namely, the Greek and Roman empires." (source: Jamieson-Fausset-Brown Bible Commentary) Whilst the...

Bade is the past tense of bid. Bid means wish. They wished to stone them (Joshua and Caleb) with stones. Is that what you meant? Me too! Exodus 34:6-7 6 And the Lord passed by before him, and proclaimed, The Lord, The Lord God, merciful and gracious, longsuffering, and abundant in goodness...

Having worked in retail during several Black Fridays, I certainly know what those are about lol. Do you ever go on picnics out there? Or is it too populated for a picnic?

What should we do to make it more exciting? :D That's an honest and innocent question, btw! lol

The best place for any of us to be is where the Lord guides us. Right now, I feel he wants me to be here. I hope I can get out for a bit in the Spring though, and maybe by then He will reveal to me what I am to do and where I am to be. It's kind of exciting, 'cause I know it won't be all that...

I'm drinking black coffee right now. It's the only way I'll drink coffee.

When the doctors told me that dad only had a limited time left to live, the decision was made that I should move to Atlanta. I even told dad not long before he dad that I would be okay and to not worry about me. The funeral director, it was as if God was speaking through him, seemed apprehensive...

Back in the summer, I told the funeral director and both of his assistants that I was moving out of state after the election. Apparently, he knows that didn't happen and he keeps sending me stuff. Carter (that's the funeral director) told me as we looked into the ground at dad's casket, "Make...