Oklahoma
Yeah, that's what came to mind, but really I don't know what to say. I live here. Have lived here my whole life. I like it enough. It's definitely way more conservative than I am. Many people here can be a bit too racist-both ways. The old people tend to automatically judge anyone younger than them. If you're not old enough, you must be an idiot. You can't just walk around much (at least not where I live).
We do have Hanson, Garth Brooks, Reba McEntire, and Blake Shelton. Not that those are the only famous people from here, but they're the first to pop in my mind.
We also have one of my absolute all time favorite authors Gena Showalter. Plus Jamie McGuire, Kristen Cast, PC Cast, and S.E. Hinton.
Can't forget Mickey Mantle, Chuck Norris, or Maria Tallchief.
We've had some great people come from here. But it's also pretty here. And it's green. There are a lot of cities that have hardly any landscape, but Oklahoma is full of it. I couldn't imagine living in a place that doesn't have a ton of trees and grass.
There may be Oklahomans who need to get their shit together and stop being such assholes, but I would still pick this place over a lot of other choices. So I guess I came up with stuff to say about it anyway lol.
Have a great day, y'all. :)
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Friday, April 17, 2015
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Home
Home is what I thought of when I went looking for an H word.
Home is somewhere that we live, it keeps us warm and safe (at least warmer and safer than if we were living on the streets/under a bridge/etc). For most people it consists of solid walls, a roof, a few + rooms, furniture, and security.
Home isn't just that though. Home is where we feel safe. In the embrace of a loved one. Surrounded by friends celebrating a special event. At work with colleagues that we've known and worked with long enough that they've become more than just co-workers.
Everything that gives good, soothing vibes. Things that make us feel like we can survive anything. That's what home is. It's important, home is a feeling everyone should know. It's a feeling everyone should teach, whether intentionally or not. Everyone deserves to feel what home is like, so pass the feeling on. After all, home is where the heart is, right?
Short post I guess, but that's okay sometimes. Hope everyone is having fun with the A to Z Challenge. Have an awesome day. :)
Home is somewhere that we live, it keeps us warm and safe (at least warmer and safer than if we were living on the streets/under a bridge/etc). For most people it consists of solid walls, a roof, a few + rooms, furniture, and security.
Home isn't just that though. Home is where we feel safe. In the embrace of a loved one. Surrounded by friends celebrating a special event. At work with colleagues that we've known and worked with long enough that they've become more than just co-workers.
Everything that gives good, soothing vibes. Things that make us feel like we can survive anything. That's what home is. It's important, home is a feeling everyone should know. It's a feeling everyone should teach, whether intentionally or not. Everyone deserves to feel what home is like, so pass the feeling on. After all, home is where the heart is, right?
Short post I guess, but that's okay sometimes. Hope everyone is having fun with the A to Z Challenge. Have an awesome day. :)
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