Tahlequah, United States (Local)
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By: Kim Poindexter
I was waiting for a lane outside the NSU natatorium the other day when I noticed a sign that said "Out of Order." As I tend to do in such situations, I pondered the accuracy of this sign, and others.
I was waiting for a lane outside the NSU natatorium the other day when I noticed a sign that said “Out of Order.” As I tend to do in such
Since I have to drive on Bluff Avenue on my way from swimming at NSU to the office, I know that’s a problematic patch for several reasons. To paraphrase Sammy
Since I have to drive on Bluff Avenue on my way from swimming at NSU to the office, I know that’s a problematic patch for several reasons. To paraphrase Sammy Hagar, almost no one can drive 25. Most o...
It’s disconcerting how your situation can go from silky smooth to very wrong, all in a matter of minutes. And it’s interesting that the first 30 minutes or so of
Since I have to drive on Bluff Avenue on my way from swimming at NSU to the office, I know that’s a problematic patch for several reasons. To paraphrase Sammy
It's disconcerting how your situation can go from silky smooth to very wrong, all in a matter of minutes.
It’s disconcerting how your situation can go from silky smooth to very wrong, all in a matter of minutes. And it’s interesting that the first 30 minutes or so of
It’s disconcerting how your situation can go from silky smooth to very wrong, all in a matter of minutes. And it’s interesting that the first 30 minutes or so of
On Sept. 1, we entered my favorite period of the year. As I've said before, I divide my year into three parts, instead of four seasons. My opinion of each block of time depends both on what we do at work, and what's going on outside the office.
