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Old 03-21-2009, 08:36 PM
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OKC, Tulsa, Norman. All are great cities.
I second that. And, believe it or not, Edmond is a great city as well. I was born and raised there, watch it boom continuously, which is still happening today. Edmond just keeps getting more ritzy everytime I go back to visit my grandparents.
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Old 03-21-2009, 09:47 PM
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I second that. And, believe it or not, Edmond is a great city as well. I was born and raised there, watch it boom continuously, which is still happening today. Edmond just keeps getting more ritzy everytime I go back to visit my grandparents.

Ive also noticed that. haha.
They have so many gated neighborhoods its crazy! But at the same time it makes me feel safe. Edmond is really awsome. Their new construction has been booming


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Checotah. The town that gave us Carrie Underwood has to be great.
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Not a town but Grand Lake!! One of only two lakes you can own water front property without the restrictions the Corp of Engineers puts on their lakes. It's heaven!! My son enjoying Grand in his own way!!


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I like Tulsa, OKC, McAlester, Tahlequah, Durant, Enid, Ponca City, Bartlesville, and Muskogee.

I really HATE Hallett
Why do you hate Hallet? Because there's nothing there?
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Fayetteville, AR. Oops, but it is close to OK. I love Guthrie. For shopping I really like Jenks and Tulsa area, but then the traffic gets to me.

Gerty, What is in Gerty Synopsis? Is it really a city? I thought it was a tiny town.
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Fayetteville, AR. Oops, but it is close to OK. I love Guthrie. For shopping I really like Jenks and Tulsa area, but then the traffic gets to me.

Gerty, What is in Gerty Synopsis? Is it really a city? I thought it was a tiny town.
Gerty is a burgeoning metropolis of 95 people! And that's not even including cats and dogs!
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I think you like Gerty because it is your home town. I liked Creston, CA for the same reason, but they had 200 people. Someday I hope to see the town just because you talk about it.

Thank you Redbird!!!!

I like any town with a few antique stores.

We went to Southwood nursery the other day and drove down 71st, where all the neat shopping was but didn't stop. Saw that they had a Cheesecake Factory but it was crowded or we would have stopped. Would love to know of a smaller town that has that Cheesecake place. Have never eaten there, but I know it has to be great. Other than that I guess I can make my own cheesecake and add different toppings to it, but I don't need the weight.
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sorry, but the only two places in okla that have cheesecake factory are tulsa and okc. no smaller towns.
besides, its ok and its about $7 for a slice of cheesecake.
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