O.......kla-homa where the wind comes sweepin' down the plain
And the wavin' wheat
can sure smell sweet
When the wind comes right behind the rain.
Can't you just hear it? I can just envision all the actors in their "pioneer" get-up belting out the 
tunes and dancing their little hearts out. I do love me a good musical!
tunes and dancing their little hearts out. I do love me a good musical!I have to admit that this state, well, I guess mainly T-town is growing on me. There are many things to do here - water activities (tons of lakes and state parks), an aquarium, zoo, art galleries, neat restaurants, fun antique shops, concerts, etc. It is one of the prettiest cities I have ever lived in. It really reminds me a lot of East Texas with all of the trees and hills.
Do I miss Texas? You bet! Would I move back in a heart-beat? Absolutely! Am I enjoying new places, faces, and scenery? No question! Am I ready to call Oklahoma my home? Not quite yet, but I guess you could say this is a new journey and I know God has some exciting things in store for my family here. I am getting there.....
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I saw a comment made by you on a blog today and you said you loved WEST TEXAS people...I am smack dab in the middle of West Texas, LUBBOCK...and I wanted you to love ME, too....so I had to write ya!! lol
Come over and see me sometime...I'll sure come by to see you again.
love, bj
Me, too. West Texas, that is.
Found your blog while "surfin."
Come visit anytime!
Hi Sassy, thought I would say hello. It took me a while to get used to a new place. But once I started to meet new freinds and find fun places to go, it got alot better. -Cheers, Amy
Good luck with this transition..i went through a hard transition as a newleywed when we moved to DH's small hometown..it can be a sweet time with God and you will grow to love it!
Every time I move, it takes FOREVER to get comfortable again. You make friends, but it take time to make the kind of friends who get to see your house when it isn't cleaned up- know what I mean?
I only know one T town in OK and they have absolutely beautiful Springs. If you're there, get ready for a show. The Azaelas are amazing. I used to live in NW Louisiana and I miss the spring there. (but not the summer. yuck)
Does T-town still have the "Oklahoma" as an outdoor musical at Discoveryland? That was always a fun thing to do. I'm glad to hear you're acclimating to Oklahoma. Sounds like you're making some great friends already.
Hi Sassy - just found your blog and would love to know where you took the beautiful photo of the waterfall and swimming "hole"??!! I live in the Dallas area, about 45minutes from Sherman and I'm hoping it's close to home!
thanks,
Cindy
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