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Sunday, April 24, 2016
Sunday, April 3, 2016
Asparagus season
It's April and the asparagus is still producing. I love this time of year! I'm planting the things that will provide food this summer. Days seem to slip by quickly so I must keep up with the planting, weeding, and watering. So far I've planted a wisteria, lettuce, spinach, tomatoes (though my plants I have grown from seed are a bit young), 3 blueberry bushes, a rose and some bulbs. I will be planting beans tomorrow. I had ocean started but something ate off all the leaves...Argh! There will be photos of my garden to follow. I love the smell of dirt, grass, and rotting wood. I am in my element.
Labels:
asparagus,
gardens,
Gardens in Oklahoma,
growing in Oklahoma
Sunday, March 13, 2016
Spring has sprung!
Spring has sprung!
It's time to get out to the garden! I will be planting peas, onions and perhaps garlic. The Old Farmers Almanac says it's time to get started planting outside. Spring migration is in full swing and I am looking forward to seeing the Orioles and the Hummingbirds. Photos will follow.
Wednesday, March 2, 2016
Saying goodbye
This past November I had to say goodbye to my father. I'm just now being able to move forward.
I am hoping to get back to everyday life, to enjoy the basic things that make me happy. It's been a long road so far.
I am hoping to get back to everyday life, to enjoy the basic things that make me happy. It's been a long road so far.
Sunday, September 6, 2015
Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Fresh new beginnings
New beginnings are always hard, nerve-racking, and totally stressful! Today I took steps (Really, really big steps) towards a fresh new beginning. I'm cleaning up my life as well...Physically and mentally. This is going to be a wild ride!
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Hey, sting has sprung !
A walk through any farm and ranch store and you will notice that spring is here. There are baby rabbits, chickens and ducks.
One of the reasons I like spring? Being outside and gardening, one of my passions. I love to take seeds, plant them, and then 60 days later be able to eat, literally, the fruits of my labor. So far I have 10 tomato plants, eight broccoli, 6 peppers, along with, peas, bush beans, onions, garlic, and cucumbers. I'll be posting garden photos soon. Enjoy the spring weather!
Friday, April 3, 2015
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Saturday, December 6, 2014
The Eastern Bluebirds of Oklahoma
Who doesn't love the Eastern Bluebird? They are full of energy and are not shy. The great thing about the Bluebird is that they're here in Oklahoma year round...Rain, heat, or snow you can see them.
Labels:
birding,
birding in Oklahoma,
birds,
Bluebirds,
Eastern Bluebirds
Tuesday, November 11, 2014
Barnum's Animal Crackers, ahhhhhh
Growing up I loved these animal crackers. Even now just seeing the box brings a smile to my face. Way back when you could cut the box and make the box have wheels. On one side of the box you could cut out the animals. I love the handle on the box as well.
They have changed the cookie in the last 10 years or so... They are now fluffy. I have to say I do not like what they did to the cookies. The taste is basically the same...BUT the rheology is soooooo not what it was. Rheology is a big deal! It is the way the food feels in your mouth when you are biting, chewing, and basically eating a food. By making this cracker(cookie) more fluffy it changes the rheology/ the way you experience the product. I still like the animal cracker packaging, that string that transforms it into a purse like product, and tearing open that wax paper inner wrapping. The crackers themselves, well I could just take 'em or leave them. Would I buy the again...yes...duh.Thursday, November 6, 2014
Feeding frenzy
There was a bit of a feeding frenzy at my house this past weekend.
It was more like a ballet
They were here and they were there.
It was a beautiful dance.
Monday, October 13, 2014
Ghost walk on the University of Oklahoma campus
Yesterday we went on a ghost walk on the University of Oklahoma. It was really great walk. I learned a lot about the history of the university. 75 minutes of walking on a cool October evening was perfection. The best part of the evening was sitting in the spoon holder, on the north oval, and visiting with the small group we were with. If you get a chance to talk the tour you should go for it.
Friday, October 3, 2014
Saturday, September 27, 2014
VLA- The Very Large Array
While in NM last week I realized that the VLA was just outside Socorro. So on our last day in NM we dropped by the VLA. I'll tell you what...It is pretty exciting. They have a small, but cool, museum and a great little gift shop. They are open everyday...even the gift shop. If I lived there I would totally want to work in the gift shop. People from all over the world go there for a quick tour.
Of course technology is most awesome.
So if you find yourself with some extra time drop by the VLA...If nothing else you will have some really cool photos!
Labels:
adventures,
Travel in the USA,
Very Large Array,
VLA
Friday, September 19, 2014
Western Scub-Jays
Here is a Western Scrub-Jay taking off with a pine cone in it's mouth. I watched as many came and plucked them off the trees and went to bury them. These are amazing birds. Living in Oklahoma, we do not see these birds. While vacationing in New Mexico we got a great chance to enjoy them.
Sunday, September 7, 2014
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Jason Silva...if you don't know, you don't know!
So who is Jason Silva?
FILMMAKER • FUTURIST • EPIPHANY ADDICT
He's more than that...so much more.
Artist, philosopher, television personality, inspiring, mind blowing
believer, dreamer, imaginer, poet, and totally adorable!
One of his projects is Shots of Awe
The videos he (and of course an awesome creative team) makes are under three minutes. It's actually the best three minutes you will spend during your day. Give it a 'shot'. The link below is one of my favorite....But I love them all!
Nonconformity and the Creative Life
"And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music"
-Nietzsche
-Nietzsche
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Midsummer Nights' Festival
The Midsummer Nights' Fair was this past weekend. It is held in Norman, OK and is sponsored by The Firehouse Art Center. There is always. lots of music, art and food. The temps during the day hit 100 degree but quickly cooled down once the sun dropped behind the trees. The fair (festival) is from 6pm-11pm Friday and Saturday evening.
If you are ever in the state during this time you should drop by. It's a people watcher dream come true.
Oklahoma Watermelon
When they say it takes a lot of room to grow watermelon, they're not kidding.
I planted a hand full of watermelon seeds and they grew. Pictured here is the second melon of the season. It is sometimes hard to tell when they are ripe. This melons had yellow flesh. It was actually sweeter the the red variety I picked a week ago. I think next year I'll try some cantaloupe.
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