I really thought last year was my year of the concerts, but this year is turning out to be yet another fantastic concert year. The 2008 concert season began with The Bravery and a ho-hum note. But I followed up that concert with The Police and Elvis Costello. Yeah, you heard me. I said The
The cemetery where J is buried puts a flag up for each person buried there who have served in the armed forces. They had to add a hundred flag for this year alone. This was my first flag ceremony and it was actually really neat. The kids from the Junior ROTC were in charge of
I have serious spring fever and vacationitis. I really have very little to blog about. I’m taking off three days next week and embarking on a mini-vacation, but blogging about that must come later, when something has actually happened to blog about. I know I could be telling all kinds of stories about living with
Saturday, my sister Janell graduated from Oklahoma State University with her degree in History. This was a very big deal and here comes the part where Janell’s going to go “Ack! Don’t tell the internets that!”. Janell was the floater in the family. She married her first husband pretty much right after graduating high school.
We experienced our first major storm of the season. We didn’t get the tornado, but we got some nice sized hail. Sangwon’s car windshield got busted up pretty bad. Our car has a few dents. Of course we did what all Oklahoma natives do when the storm sirens go off. We stood outside and watched.
