Today I attended the United Nations Oklahoma Chapter, Spring Luncheon. I sat between Liz and Ted, that way Liz and Ted could not flirt with each other, because Ted is a married man, so I felt I was there for a reason. Ted could teach me a thing or two as he is a gardener and I’m not having any luck… (more…)
From my wife Lysara: And speaking of eating local – OK had the greatest growth IN THE NAT Posted by: “Karen Cline” karen.cline@gmail.com englishsheps Mon Mar 23, 2009 9:46 am (PDT) Tricia Dameron has a blog at www.oklavore.com – but in this case she was blogging on “fresh greens” Excerpted: But here’s the kicker: In Oklahoma direct farm sales rose… (more…)
from marvin908′s Flickr account From The Oklahoma City Peace House http://www.journalrecord.com/article.cfm?recID=96396 THE JOURNAL RECORD – – Opinion Jim Roth: Wind power excellent source of energy March 2, 2009 A national study shows that Oklahoma wind energy production could provide 9 percent of the U.S. needs for electricity. That means not only cheaper, more efficient energy for Oklahomans, it also would… (more…)
From Darla Oklahoma soldier’s choice offers a lesson MILITARYMan served time after deserting his unit, says mental health issues were to blame BY BRYAN DEAN Published: January 25, 2009 http://newsok.com/oklahoma-soldiers-choice-offers-a-lesson/article/3340551 Daniel Sandate made some bad choices. The former Army private made headlines when he was deported from Canada, where he spent nearly three years hiding after deserting his unit. After… (more…)
Announcement: There will be a prayer vigil for peace in Gaza and the world on Saturday evening, January 3, 2009, from 5-6 p.m. at the Oklahoma Capitol building in Oklahoma City, OK. If you plan to attend, you should bring blankets and a flash light, candles are not allowed. Gaza Uploaded by ArcHood Gaza All Out War Uploaded by TECHNOLOGOS