Is OK okay for us? (Tulsa, Hendrix: real estate, appraiser, work)

[peggydavis]

A car is not a safe place to be in a big tornado. The thing is, those big tornadoes only hit once in a very, very long time. Interesting memories. I remember the next day all the insulation sprinkled all over the place. Everyone looked for peoples' family photos so they could be returned.

I also remember that there was plenty of warning for everyone to run or get into a shelter. I was in my storm shelter, but no tornado came to my house.

Have fun in Guthrie today!

[A_G]

ive seen 4. ive lived here 12 years. But its because they are interesting to me..and i seem to put myself in the situation to see them

heres some pics of my area i snapped this morning







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[peggydavis]

You really live in a pretty area. Thanks for the pictures.

[Nameless]

Looks nice and frosty

[Dariosmom]

Pretty, reminds me of where I grew up.

[TheComputerGuy]

Originally Posted by jessaka

That is because I used to live in Berkeley, Ca and hang on on Telegraph Avenue in the early 70s. Actually Tele Ave was pretty tame back then.

Ahhhh.... Now I understand.

Any chance we'd find some Hendrix in your music collection?
I'd hate to be the only person in OK who wasn't a country music fan.

Originally Posted by jessaka

No, It was too cold to get out and walk.

Cold there?
It's 30 and snowing here...
(But I'm NOT complaining!)
I went out in a sweatshirt.
Now you see why the heat and humidity are a bigger concern than tornadoes are to me.

M.

[TheComputerGuy]

Originally Posted by A_G

jive yea. i know. its kinda a cop to cop basis excet NSU police.
Some ohp guys are good guys, others are the kind that were punks in school and found a way to pick on people after highschool.

I noticed the same thing back in MA...
Some the punks who could read became policemen.

Originally Posted by A_G

youll find nascar nuts around here. Alot of people on the side race dirt track cars and run old school muscle cars at the drag strips.

MUSCLE CARS!
Now you're speaking MY language.

Originally Posted by A_G

ill snap some pictures of the area out here in tahlequah today...i might not have them on the interweb by monday. as i basically disappear of the face of the math from friday to sunday...im a kid...LOL

I was the same way back in the day.

Saw the pics you posted...
Tornadoes don't look fun.

Also the area you live in looks a lot like here in the fall.

M.

[TheComputerGuy]

Originally Posted by Guthrie Kid

Also keep this in mind...I have lived here all of my 45 years on earth and have only seen one tornado...it is not that big of deal in the grand scheme of things...

I imagine it would be if it trashed your house or car.

Originally Posted by Guthrie Kid

Any way, I am off to the big celebration now!!!!!

Have a burger for me!

M.

[Schousse]

Mike, I moved from Cape Cod to Oklahoma (about 40 miles west of Tulsa) almost 4 years ago. Owned land in Maine as well, just sold t a few months back, with the plan of building and retiring there.

Despite the fact my kids and grandkids live in MA I will never move back there. I love everything about OK (ok, except perhaps the summer heat but that is only a short time). People are great, cost of living is low, quality of live is high, economy is doing good.

Come on down!!

[Nameless]

Don't worry, not everyone likes country music in OK. Contrary to popular belief, many hate it.