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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
Imo, the wild life here is in the great outdoors. And the weather lol
There are a lot of dead places in Oklahoma
Imo, the wild life here is in the great outdoors. And the weather lol
i love dead places cause there is no one there to judge you.
i love weather. A lot of Californians don’t but i also think it’s because they are forced to drive places for work. If I went somewhere, where there was let’s say snow or mass amounts of rain, it would not effect my work life but a lot of people have to drive far distances and I think real weather deters them.
I think you already have
Well, I hope we can keep it that way. If you need me to spice things up even more, i can bend you over my knee and discipline you with a paddle
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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 there and lots of captivating scenery.
Did I tell you that Oklahoma has a bounty on Bigfoot? lol Seriously, Oklahoma loves Bigfoot! We have Bigfoot festivals and all that kind of stuff here
Have mercy...
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 there and lots of captivating scenery.
Did I tell you that Oklahoma has a bounty on Bigfoot? lol Seriously, Oklahoma loves Bigfoot! We have Bigfoot festivals and all that kind of stuff here
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Well, I hope we can keep it that way. If you need me to spice things up even more, i can bend you over my knee and discipline you with a paddle
Well, I hope we can keep it that way. If you need me to spice things up even more, i can bend you over my knee and discipline you with a paddle
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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 there and lots of captivating scenery.
Did I tell you that Oklahoma has a bounty on Bigfoot? lol Seriously, Oklahoma loves Bigfoot! We have Bigfoot festivals and all that kind of stuff here
Have mercy...
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 there and lots of captivating scenery.
Did I tell you that Oklahoma has a bounty on Bigfoot? lol Seriously, Oklahoma loves Bigfoot! We have Bigfoot festivals and all that kind of stuff here
Have mercy...
Iced tea is my jam. I usually stock up on a bunch of flavors (passion, ginger lemon, mint and green teas). I don’t know why you call Walmart hellmart, when they have such amazing prices. I understand if it is because they make it so mom and pop shops go out of business though. Now, if you have a Costco, we are in business. I just wish they had delivery though but i don’t think it is as well developed as Walmart or amazon.
i think if I bought a car again, I would definitely want to travel. I literally have all the time in the world right now. It really is true when God promises that he’ll provide but it is usually the bare necessities. If I were to do anything beyond this, I,would definitely have to earn it, which I plan on doing with my music….speaking of, I have enough to add all of my music back up when I wake up but before that happens, I have to make sure the artist, name The Called is removed, before I can add another one.
You Okies crack me up! Of course you guys have bigfoot festivals…lol you guys seriously don’t take life too seriously. Which is would definitely be like a weight lifted off of anyone who moved there. There just seems like so much government abuse of power here, that going over there seems like a cake walk. They say if you can survive in New York or Southern California, you can survive anywhere. I’d sure like to put that to the test. I think I’ve burned every bridge here that I can burn.
I think I'll tell you the reason why I call it Hellmart instead of Walmart in an email sometime instead of here lol
I do shop there. I did an order from them not too long ago.
Is there road side attractions there? We have some neat ones here. We have this big blue whale. You can get inside of it and walk around and look out the eyes. We just have quirky stuff here and there.
There is a lot of Native American culture here. We have one city where the street signs are in the Cherokee language.
I probably told you the story of one of my friends who came here from California. She said she cross the Oklahoma state line and the first thing she seen was a big sign that said, BEEF.
I do shop there. I did an order from them not too long ago.
Is there road side attractions there? We have some neat ones here. We have this big blue whale. You can get inside of it and walk around and look out the eyes. We just have quirky stuff here and there.
There is a lot of Native American culture here. We have one city where the street signs are in the Cherokee language.
I probably told you the story of one of my friends who came here from California. She said she cross the Oklahoma state line and the first thing she seen was a big sign that said, BEEF.
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Okay, maybe not that much. But, it probably feels like it to someone who isn't used to it. Remember me telling you about Chris and Melissa? Well, when people from California were here working on that movie called Killers of the Flower Moon, Chris & Melissa were transporting a lot of them from the airport to the movie set. Chris told me that he often got asked, "Man, what's with your wind here?!" lol
Okay, maybe not that much. But, it probably feels like it to someone who isn't used to it. Remember me telling you about Chris and Melissa? Well, when people from California were here working on that movie called Killers of the Flower Moon, Chris & Melissa were transporting a lot of them from the airport to the movie set. Chris told me that he often got asked, "Man, what's with your wind here?!" lol
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We actually don’t have any roadside attractions like you guys have, maybe like a sculpture or spray paint art. You guys have the most random roadside attractions though. I think that is what makes Oklahoma so homey. We have a lot of museums though with a lot of fun things to do in them. I probably haven’t been to 99% of them.
i couldn’t imagine what Native American culture is like. I know in Hawaii, that if you are a disrespectful tourist, the locals will kick your *ss down the street. Specifically the locals who have old family history there. They want every tourist to leave and never come to Hawaii but it’s like one of the best vacation spots in the world, so it’s like they have to deal with it or leave the islands themselves.
The street signs in Hawaii are in Hawaiian though and some words are super long.
i didn’t hear about the BEEF sign. Would love to see and take a picture of a lot of the road side attractions,
i couldn’t imagine what Native American culture is like. I know in Hawaii, that if you are a disrespectful tourist, the locals will kick your *ss down the street. Specifically the locals who have old family history there. They want every tourist to leave and never come to Hawaii but it’s like one of the best vacation spots in the world, so it’s like they have to deal with it or leave the islands themselves.
The street signs in Hawaii are in Hawaiian though and some words are super long.
i didn’t hear about the BEEF sign. Would love to see and take a picture of a lot of the road side attractions,
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Okay, maybe not that much. But, it probably feels like it to someone who isn't used to it. Remember me telling you about Chris and Melissa? Well, when people from California were here working on that movie called Killers of the Flower Moon, Chris & Melissa were transporting a lot of them from the airport to the movie set. Chris told me that he often got asked, "Man, what's with your wind here?!" lol
Okay, maybe not that much. But, it probably feels like it to someone who isn't used to it. Remember me telling you about Chris and Melissa? Well, when people from California were here working on that movie called Killers of the Flower Moon, Chris & Melissa were transporting a lot of them from the airport to the movie set. Chris told me that he often got asked, "Man, what's with your wind here?!" lol
i can’t forget about Chris and Melissa.
i still haven’t seen that movie yet and i don’t think i heard any of the reviews on it but I’m assuming if Leo was in it, then it was probably good.
How fast is the wind? By the way, I’m not above it being windy all the time. I’m sure if I was cold, that I could just bundle up.
Homey sounds like a good description of Oklahoma. But, still kinda like the wild west sometimes.
Right now, where I'm at, the wind is 18mph. But, it really doesn't matter what the wind speed is, it's the gusts. We've had semis blown over due to our wind. We've had school closings just due to wind lol. Most of the time, it's not so bad. Like I said though, for anyone not used to it, it can be a different experience at first. Dianne, that's the friend who saw the BEEF sign, she came here and never went back to California.
There's a place in Oklahoma that has a 66 foot tall pop bottle. And I think it's said that they have something like 500 different sodas and beverages. Wild lol.
Right now, where I'm at, the wind is 18mph. But, it really doesn't matter what the wind speed is, it's the gusts. We've had semis blown over due to our wind. We've had school closings just due to wind lol. Most of the time, it's not so bad. Like I said though, for anyone not used to it, it can be a different experience at first. Dianne, that's the friend who saw the BEEF sign, she came here and never went back to California.
There's a place in Oklahoma that has a 66 foot tall pop bottle. And I think it's said that they have something like 500 different sodas and beverages. Wild lol.
I don’t know why i am so hesitant about moving somewhere. It’s like I know I’d most likely be fine. It’s just the last two times that I’ve traveled somewhere by myself somewhere, I completely just gave into peer pressure and one of the trips, I ended up doing something I regretted but then when I got back home, I did it again and got a complete wake up call with God and never did it again.
i think that I’m trying to rebuild trust with you, and the ability to be safe with you, if end up moving out that way. I want to know for sure that you’d have my back and I’d have yours.
is it like a drink shop?
i think that I’m trying to rebuild trust with you, and the ability to be safe with you, if end up moving out that way. I want to know for sure that you’d have my back and I’d have yours.
is it like a drink shop?
Well, there is no rush. We are still feeling things out and getting a sense about things. As I said yesterday, I'm being cautious and careful. Seeking the Lord's guidance and will is first and foremost. I certainly don't plan to make any big decisions about anything through the winter. Wintertime is a good time to get to know each other while seeking the Lord's guidance.
It is a full-service restaurant, gas station, convenience store, and tons of bottled soda.
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Wow, I just realized it's 11am here!
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Wow, I just realized it's 11am here!
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