What is Oklahoma like? (Oklahoma City, Stillwater: environment, hospital, homes)

[redbird4848]

LR, I am suffering from camera envy also. Did you bring enough to share with the whole class? When your DH buys you a new one, can I have dibs on the old one?

GEE THANKS, LR!!!!

I hope you and Peg entered the CDF Photography contest. We need some representation there. I didn't enter this one because my poor little $29.99 wal mart special camera was left on overnight and the battery died.

[peggydavis]

I entered a photo from our trip to Maryland. Thanks for the reminder, RB. Go get a new battery!

[in_the_gloaming]

Nice pictures of the birds. Nice!

[mkfarnam]

Originally Posted by redbird4848

LR, I am suffering from camera envy also. Did you bring enough to share with the whole class? When your DH buys you a new one, can I have dibs on the old one?

GEE THANKS, LR!!!!

I hope you and Peg entered the CDF Photography contest. We need some representation there. I didn't enter this one because my poor little $29.99 wal mart special camera was left on overnight and the battery died.

You notice,,,he didn't wish you the best until he said what he wanted.

[SeabeeBolt]

Originally Posted by LadyRobyn

Friendly little buggers aren't they? Any idea what kind they were? This morning I had a couple of Robins hopping around the lawn while I was hanging the wash.

I've been TRYING to get a decent shot of these little guys... their Momma has been feeding them in the yard all week, but I'm afraid if I walk out there she will make them leave. I took these through the screen door:





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Reading through this thread I am thinking I'd better NOT bring my Camera to our next get-together.

These little guys almost look like baby "Blue Birds". Sorry LR no more shedded tweet jokes . But it was funny, wasn't it.

[Synopsis]

Robins are such lovely birds. They are the biggest worm eaters that I've ever seen!

All birds are so very beneficial and are very adaptive to an area. They are so much fun to watch!

[Synopsis]

You'll do fine at OSU Casey. You have an exciting life ahead of you. Think positive and keep up that great attitude; it will take you farther than just about anything.

Originally Posted by CaseySimplified

I should probably spend more time outside watching birds and just nature in general. But when you are work 20 - 30 hours weeks at Satrbucks plus school and getting ready for college and such I don't have much free times on my hands.

Also, my uncle, who lives in Utah near Salt Lake City, called me a few weeks back asking me if I would like to spend the summer working for him. I jumped on that oppurtunity since I can't get out of Maryland fast enough! So just thought I'd tell everyone that I'll be spending the summer in Utah then Oklahoma for the fall.

Really excited about all the stuff thats about to happen in my life. I just can't wait to get out of high school and live Maryland in the rear view mirror.

[mkfarnam]

Originally Posted by Synopsis

Robins are such lovely birds. They are the biggest worm eaters that I've ever seen!

All birds are so very beneficial and are very adaptive to an area. They are so much fun to watch!

The Robin is the bird of my Home State, Mich.

[peggydavis]

Sounds like Casey won't be a city boy much longer! Hope you have a great time in Utah this summer. I have heard it has some great mountain scenery.

[ogre]

Casey, it sounds as if you're off to a great start as you move into this new phase of life. Enjoy your summer, and let folks around here know what's going on. Take care, and good luck with everything.