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I've just recieved news that I'm going to be sent down to work the oilfields in Oklahoma. My last couple of years living in the Black Hills Region on days off (while working in Wiliston otherwise,) have been some of the most fun times I've ever had in my life. I'll never forget Deadwood, Rushmore, the Badlands, or the joy of waking up daily in a place most people only hope to see at some point in their lives. The trout fishing and pheasant hunting were the best, and the people of your state were the friendliest and most helpfull I've ever encountered. I will return often when given the chance. As the title says...I'll miss you South Dakota!
We'll still be here when you come back. In all defernce to the prior posters I would prefer to keep the winters as they exist in Hot Springs. Thank You very much.
We'll still be here when you come back. In all defernce to the prior posters I would prefer to keep the winters as they exist in Hot Springs. Thank You very much.
Oklahoma called and said they'd trade their July for our March. I tried to get 'em to do January or December, but that pretty much killed off the negotiating!
them rotton okies just don't know what their missing
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