Opinion

Huh? What?

Man, when did things change so drastically? I remember when I was in school I could listen to the radio and study at the same time. Nowadays, I find myself turning the car radio down so I can read the signs while flying down the highway. (David's driving, of course. I don't fly.
SENIOR CENTER NEWS

SENIOR CENTER NEWS

SENIOR CENTER NEWS

Hi everyone! It has been a good week. I hope yours was good too. Monday Regina Glass and Karen Dugger carried the meals on wheels. Tuesday it was Mary Brown and Karen Dugger, Wednesday it was Brenda and Curt Stein, Thursday it was Janice Hood and Friday it was Vernon Brickman.

Dieting Is Not My Forté

One of these days, I'm going to get my act together and lose this excess weight for good. Really. Don't laugh. It could happen. Of course, the odds of that happening are roughly the same as me finding Bigfoot, winning the lottery, or never having to go on another diet.

A Lamp to My Feet

For several weeks now, we have had faith building lessons from the book of Daniel in the Old Testament. Folks, we aren’t finished with Daniel yet. In Daniel 4 we read of God dealing with Nebuchadnezzar, the most powerful king of that day. You have read or heard of the 7 wonders of the ancient world.

Old Age = Endless Dr. Appointments

Dang, getting old sucks. It isn't for the faint of heart and it's definitely not for sissies. Can I even say that anymore? Does that offend someone nowadays? Shoot, I'm too old to have to worry about things like that.

Ferguson Features

We had a nice couple from over by Tulsa come for a tour. He had done his research on T. B. Ferguson before coming to visit the home. It’s nice to see people interested in history.
Ferguson Features

Ferguson Features

Ferguson Features

On April 22nd 1889, Oklahoma was opened for settlement and the rush for land began. Oklahoma City had been settled overnight in the 1889 land run; by the summer of that year the city had a population of over 5,000.